US PATENT SUBCLASS 180 / 315
MANUALLY ACTUATED CONTROLLING DEVICES

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180 /   HD   MOTOR VEHICLES

315MANUALLY ACTUATED CONTROLLING DEVICES {13}
316  DF  .~> By other than hand or foot of operator
317  DF  .~> On mine car vehicle
318  DF  .~> On delivery-type vehicle
319  DF  .~> With rein means
320  DF  .~> With vehicle control extension
321  DF  .~> With plural control stations {4}
326  DF  .~> With movable control station or seat position {3}
332  DF  .~> With tiller-type handle
333  DF  .~> Multiple vehicle functions controllable by single device
334  DF  .~> With adjustable operator engageable control
335  DF  .~> With fuel or air throttle control
336  DF  .~> With transmission control
78  DF  .~> Steering shaft

DEFINITION

Classification: 180/315

MANUALLY ACTUATED CONTROLLING DEVICES:

(under the class definition) Devices having means for manually controlling the motor or driving mechanism in connection with specific vehicle structure.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

90, for dashboards with controlling instruments arranged thereon.

173, for locks or sealing means for speed-controlling means.

714, for vehicle control actuated by a fender or buffer.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

74, Machine Element or Mechanism,

469+, for controlling devices of general application. 123, Internal Combustion Engines,

185.1+, for manual starting mechanisms operable from the seat.

192, Clutches and Power-Stop Control, appropriate subclasses for brakes designed to be actuated in connection with a motor or clutch, so that the motor is stopped or the clutch disengaged when the brake is applied.

244, Aeronautics,

75, and the classes specified in the notes thereto for apparatus and devices for controlling aircraft and other mobile craft. See subclass 175 and the classes specified in the notes thereto where the control is effected by electrical means, and for a statement as to the line between the classes.