Kobelco Construction Machinery Co., Ltd.

Masafumi Yoneda

Yoshiaki Murakami

Hironori Tsukamoto

Hideyuki Okura

Kazuki Shinamura

A solenoid valve is supported by a supporting bracket at a position above a control valve. An erected section of the supporting bracket is arranged at a position separated from the control valve in a horizontal direction so as not to overlap with a hydraulic port in the control valve in a side view. A plurality of pilot pipes connected to the solenoid valve are held by a guide section in a bundled state so that the pilot pipes are routed in a vertical direction along the erected section.

Valve arrangement structure of construction machine

Provided is a construction machine in which the weight of a top plate of an aftertreatment device mount is reduced without reducing the rigidity of the top plate. In a construction machine where a vehicle body frame for mounting an engine is equipped with an aftertreatment device mount for supporting an exhaust gas aftertreatment device, a mount top plate of the aftertreatment device mount includes a support on which the exhaust gas aftertreatment device is placed, a pair of outer walls extending parallel, a groove portion parallel to the outer walls, a connecting portion provided on the support, and an upper reinforcing member orthogonal to the groove portion at a position of the connecting portion. The upper reinforcing member includes a first reinforcing portion for reinforcing the connecting portion and a second reinforcing portion to be fitted in the groove portion.

Construction machine

A cabin in a construction machine has a door having a vertically extending door frame and a door glass attached to the door frame. The door frame has a pulling handle portion which is attached to the cabin frame pivotally around a vertical pivot axis and projects in a direction having a component extending away from the door glass. The pulling handle portion is aligned with the riding handle in front and rear directions outside the cabin when the door is fully opened. The pulling handle portion satisfies at least one of a first condition that the height position of the second gripped portion is offset upward from the height position of the riding handle, and a second condition that the second gripped portion of the pulling handle portion extends in a second extending direction different from the first extending direction.

Door for cabin in construction machine

Provided is a front window formed in a cabin including an upper window formed in a front face of the cabin and having a window frame with an underside portion, and a lower window disposed below the upper window so as to contact the upper window, while being capable of inhibiting condensed water from building up on the underside portion and rusting the underside portion. The upper window is provided with a glass plate having a periphery to be attached to an outer face of the window frame, defining a clearance between the underside portion and the glass plate to let out the condensed water generated on an inner face of the glass plate downwardly from the underside portion.

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Hiroshima, Japan

Masafumi Yoneda