US PATENT SUBCLASS 280 / 124.13-- .~.~.~.~.~ Stabilizer means within connection housing of arm pivot (e.g., bushing, spring, torsion rod)

US PATENT SUBCLASS 280 / 124.13
.~.~.~.~.~ Stabilizer means within connection housing of arm pivot (e.g., bushing, spring, torsion rod)

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280 /	HD	LAND VEHICLES

29	DF	WHEELED {21}
80.1	DF	.~ Running gear {20}
124.1	DF	.~.~ Suspension arrangement {11}
124.125	DF	.~.~.~ Wheel separately supported upon individual stub axle (e.g., skein, spindle) {6}
124.128	DF	.~.~.~.~ Longitudinally extending swinging support arm (i.e., leading or trailing swing arm) {5}
124.13		.~.~.~.~.~ Stabilizer means within connection housing of arm pivot (e.g., bushing, spring, torsion rod)

DEFINITION

Classification: 280/124.13

Stabilizer means within connection housing of arm pivot (e.g., bushing, spring, torsion rod):

(under subclass 124.128) Subject matter wherein the pivotal attachment of the elongated member includes a spring member resisting free pivotal movement.

(1) Note. The included resisting or restraining member is not restricted to any specific construction. Illustrative of such a member is a coil spring, an elastomeric spring (i.e., bushing), a fluid spring, a torsion bar or rod, etc.