Device for resiliently supporting a driver's compartment,...

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B62D 27/04 (2006.01)

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CA 1136677

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE: In a device for resiliently supporting a driver's compartment which is subjected to vibrations in a heavy-duty vehicle having a nonresilient wheel suspension, said compart- ment housing at least one seat and being connected to a supporting portion of the vehicle by means of a plurality of spring means, the improvement wherein at least three such spring means are provided spaced from one another circum- ferentially around the compartment, each of said spring means being connected to the compartment at a common and substantially horizontal plane which is located intermediate the top and bottom of said compartment at a position closely adjacent the center of gravity of said compartment, the axis of action of each of said spring means being at an acute angle to the vertical so as to allow the accomodation of vibratory motions in all directions in a three-axis right-angle coordinate system, thereby to obtain all six degrees of freedom of movement.

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