Schroeder Brothers Corporation

Henry P Barthe

William R Cobb

John S Schroeder

A roof drilling and bolting device comprising a mobile chassis and two cabs mounted to the front of the chassis for independent transverse (outward to the side) movement. The cabs have floors and protective canopies. Extensible hydraulic devices position the cabs outwardly of the chassis. Other extensible hydraulic devices raise and lower the cabs relative to the chassis. Mounted to the front of each cab is a drilling assembly including a rectilinear positioning device for drill pods which provides up-down and side-to-side movement of the drill pod in front of the cab. An extensible standard is positioned by a boom which extends forward of the chassis to provide a temporary roof support.

Roof bolting device

An operator cab and drilling assembly for a roof drilling and bolting device. The cab comprises a floor and a canopy having extensible hydraulic means for adjusting the distance between the cab floor and at least the front edge of the canopy. A horizontal rail extends along the entire length of the front edge of the floor and is spaced therefrom. A roof bolting and drilling apparatus slidably engages the horizontal rail. The rail is mounted by swinging arms to always be parallel to the cab floor.

Roof drilling and bolting apparatus

A temporary roof support for mounting to a mining vehicle comprising a boom pivotally mounted to the vehicle and positioned in front thereof for rotation in a vertical plane and an extensible standard pivotally mounted to the front of said boom. An extensible hydraulic device secured at one end to the standard and at the other end to the boom adjusts the angular relationship therebetween. A transverse beam is mounted to the top of the standard for restricted angular movement.

Vehicle mounted temporary roof support

A system for mounting two operator cabs to a vehicle chassis for transverse extension. At least one large tube is mounted to the vehicle with its axis pointed in the direction of the operator cab movement. Two smaller tubes of different diameters telescopically engage the large tube and each other and project at opposite ends of the large tube. A bushing is fixed in the opening of the large tube from which the smallest tube extends. Two cab brackets slidably engage the outer surface of the large tube. An outer edge of each cab bracket is fixed relative to one of the smaller tubes which is a cantilever support therefor when the cab is extended outwardly of the length of the large tube. The cabs are slidably mounted to the cab brackets for vertical movement relative thereto.

Cab mounting for mining machine

A hydraulic impact tool wherein hydraulic power is used to lift a ram against a bias to store energy and wherein the ram then is permitted to accelerate toward an impliment to which it imparts energy upon impact. A reciprocating cylindrical sleeve slidable about the ram is arranged to control the hydraulic fluid. The sleeve is initially carried in each direction by the ram and is shifted relative to the ram by hydraulic power.

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Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America

Henry P Barthe