Harnischfeger Technologies, Inc.

Joy Global Surface Mining Inc

Price Engineering Company, LLC

Robert Doll

Christopher S Jones

Jesse L Knoble

Matthew Loew

Daniel Schlegel

Douglas Maki

Russell Luzinski

An industrial machine includes a frame supporting a boom having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, an arm movably coupled to the boom and including a first end and a second end, an attachment coupled to the first end of the arm, a conduit extending from the frame to a position adjacent the attachment, a first member coupled to the boom, and a second member spaced apart from the first member. The first member supports a portion of the conduit as the arm moves relative to the boom. The second member supports a portion of the conduit as the arm moves relative to the boom. The second member is movable relative to the first member.

Conduit support system

A cyclone reservoir for separation of an aerated portion of a hydraulic fluid and a related method of making the cyclone reservoir. The cyclone reservoir includes a lower chamber having a generally cylindrical side wall, a return port, and a suction port. An upper chamber is connected to the lower chamber by a neck section that places the interior volumes of the lower and upper chambers in fluid communication with one another. The neck section has a cross-sectional area taken perpendicular to a central axis of the reservoir that is smaller than a cross-sectional area of the lower chamber and the upper chamber at a different position along the central axis. The chambers and neck section may be made as a single-piece part by molding the reservoir by, for example, rotomolding. A reinforcement band may also go around the neck section to connect and support the upper and lower chambers.

Cyclone reservoir

An industrial machine includes a frame supporting a fluid source and a boom, an arm, an attachment coupled to the arm, a cylinder, and a rod. The arm is movably coupled to the boom for translational and rotational movement relative to the boom. The cylinder includes a first end and a second end, and the cylinder defines an internal bore in fluid communication with the fluid source. The rod is coupled to the arm and is slidably received within the cylinder. The rod includes a port and a passage for providing fluid to the attachment. The port provides fluid communication between the internal bore and the passage. The port is positioned within the internal bore throughout the entire range of movement of the rod relative to the cylinder.

Fluid conveyance system

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