Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Takuma Namiki

Shuhei Maruyama

Kotaro Nakamura

Kohei Matsuzawa

Kenta Kawanishi

Kei Watanabe

Susumu Okubo

Kenji Iseki

In a lawn mower, one power receiving terminal is provided on a surface of the lawn mower, and the other power receiving terminal is disposed in a position where it sandwiches at least a part, such as the upper front portion, of a vehicle body with the one power receiving terminal. This configuration serves to suppress a situation in which moisture establishes electrical continuity between the pair of power receiving terminals.

Autonomous travel working machine and charging station

A work machine () such as a lawnmower provided with a height adjusting mechanism comprises a machine main body (), a guide member () supported on the machine main body so as to be rotatable around a vertical axis, a support member () engaged by the guide member via a converting mechanism that converts a rotational motion of the guide member into a vertical motion of the support member, a work unit () supported by the support member, and a sheet spring () provided on the machine main body and resiliently and slidably abutting against the support member to urge the support member in a prescribed rotational direction.

Work machine having vertically adjustable work unit

A work machine () such as a lawnmower provided with a height adjusting mechanism comprises a machine main body (), a guide member () provided on the machine main body so as to be rotatable around a vertical axis, a support member () engaged by the guide member via a converting mechanism that converts a rotational motion of the guide member into a vertical motion of the support member, a work unit () supported by the support member, and a sheet spring () provided on the machine main body and resiliently and slidably abutting against the adjusting driven member to urge the adjusting driven member in a downward direction.

Work machine with height adjustable work unit

The lawn mower has at least a first structure in which a pair of power receiving terminals are separately disposed in the vehicle body cover and the vehicle body that are different parts from among a plurality of parts constituting the lawn mower, or a second structure in which the power receiving terminal, which is one of the pair of power receiving terminals, has a downward-facing contact surface that comes into contact with the charging station.

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Wako, Japan

Takuma Namiki