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Document Number
US Patent 3583693
Issued Date
June 8, 1971
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A shock absorber device having a tubular member pivoted at one end and a shaftlike member movable in the tubular member and pivoted at the opposite end, and a cushion seated in the pivoted end of the tubular member and being compressed by the end of the shaftlike member when the body controlled by the shock absorber device is moved to a position causing the shaftlike member to seat on the cushion. The cushion is preferable tubular-shaped and constructed of a plastic material such as polyurethane.
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Owner
Leigh Products, Inc. (Cooperville, MI)
Published
June 8, 1971
Application Number
04/764,712
Filed
October 3, 1968
US Classification
704/231  
Int'l Classification
G10L   15/00   (20060101)   G10L   15/24   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
267/151   267/134   267/152   267/153   267/182   267/63   267/34  
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