(under subclass 111) Apparatus including a continuous track for automatic removal of mud, snow, and other debris.
(1) Note. The continuous track includes at least a pair of laterally spaced driving teeth, wherein the teeth in one row are located in staggered relation to the teeth in the other row and the staggered and spaced location of the driving teeth result in automatic removal of debris.
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20, for a wheel on top of upper track run.
195+, for a sprocket and track engagement.
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180, Motor Vehicles,
9.62+, for a belt or chain driven toothed wheel drive. 474, Endless Belt Power Transmission Systems or Components,
153, for a positive drive pulley or guide roll having a particular belt; subclass 205 wherein the drive surfaces are formed integral with a continuous flexible member. [figure] [caption]A - Endless track; B - Belt portion; C, D - Laterally spaced rows of teeth; E - Driving teeth; F - Belt strip;G, H, J - Inner/outer teeth surface; K - Driving sprocket rim; L, M - Hub with central; N - Driving lugs
