Daiken Iki Co., Ltd.

Kubota Corporation

Junichi Yamanaka

Satoru Toyoshima

Masayuki Yamada

Hirokazu Ito

Nobuyuki Yamashita

Takeshi Komorida

Hiroki Nagai

Kazuaki Matsuda

Takashi Shibata

Tomohisa Yamamoto

Masaki Takaoka

Azusa Furihata

Ryo Matsumoto

Akihito Mihara

Koichiro Matsumoto

Takashi Kumashiro

Masahiro Izumi

Keiichi Yamada

Tasuku Teraoka

Shoichiro Nagaishi

Yuto Akai

Tatsuki Kago

Yoshihisa Tonoya

Shoji Hori

Akira Kawabata

Hisashi Onodera

Hiroaki Mitsuhashi

Yukio Ushiya

Koichi Murayama

Junichi Ohira

In an electric work vehicle, a power feeding assembly which connects a battery device to a power controller unit so as to feed power includes a fixed connector which is fixed to the battery device and electrically connected to the battery device, a cable harness connected to a power controller unit, and a free connector which is connected to an end of the cable harness and connectable to a fixed connector, and a connecting operation tool is configured to be movable the free connector between the connecting position in which the free connector is connected to the fixed connector and the detaching position.

Electric work vehicle

A tractor includes an engine that is mounted on a vehicle body frame, a hood that houses the engine and is configured to pivot about a front pivot in a top-bottom direction between a closed position at which the hood covers the engine, and an open position at which the hood exposes the engine, a mounting rubber that is provided between the engine and the vehicle body frame to support the engine in an anti-vibration manner, and a hood stay that supports the hood such that the hood is pivotable up/down about the front pivot. The hood stay includes an abutting-target portion against which the engine can abut from a rear side, to prevent the engine from swinging forward in a front-rear direction of the vehicle body.

Tractor

Method and apparatus for treating waste liquids containing body fluids

Liquid infusion apparatus

Microbicidal mat and methods of manufacturing and using the same

The present invention pertains to a fluid aspiration-collection apparatus for aspirating and collecting a fluid into a suction chamber through a fluid inlet communicating with the suction chamber in the case, and for discharging the fluid through a fluid outlet after completion of fluid aspiration. A primary object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus which is simple in construction and is capable of aspirating the fluid at a constant pressure. The apparatus of the present invention comprises a case having a suction chamber formed, interior of which communicates with a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet, a moving plate constituting a part of a wall section of the suction chamber and movably disposed within the case; and a cylinder in which a piston is airtightly and movably inserted and in which a vacuum chamber is created by relative movement of the piston or itself; the piston and the moving plate being connected to move together; the cross sectional area of the piston being set smaller than the projected area in the direction of movement of the moving plate; and the back side of the piston and the moving plate communicating with the atmosphere.

Fluid aspiration-collection apparatus

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Sakai, Japan

Junichi Yamanaka