Thule Sweden Ab

Husqvarna Ab

Tobias Rydholm

Wilhelm Larsson

Joakim Persson

Magnus Ferman

Fredrik Bergman

Jonas Poulsen

Henrik Alm

Jonas Bergner

Lucas Lund

Mikael Evergren

Mikael Sandberg

Marcus Pettersson

The present disclosure relates to a power tool () driven by an internal combustion engine and comprising a housing () and having a service access interface () for connecting to an internal control unit of the engine during service. The access interface () comprises a connector () and an access interface cable, connecting the connector () to the control unit. The housing comprises an opening (), and a grommet () is provided configured to clamp the access interface cable or the connector (). The grommet () is configured to be moved between an operating position and a service position. In the operating position, the grommet () is located in the opening (), the access interface cable and connector () being fully enclosed in the housing (), and in the service position, the grommet () is located in said notch, the access interface cable or connector () extending through the opening inside the grommet ().

Power tool and grommet

Disclosed is a coupling member fixable to an end portion of a crossbar member. The coupling member includes at least two elongate coupling segments configured to be at least partially inserted in longitudinally extending interior spaces of the crossbar member wherein the interior spaces are separated by a common interior wall. Two adjacent coupling segments of the at least two elongate coupling segments are fixedly coupled to each other by means of a coupling portion. The coupling portion is configured to hold the elongate coupling segments at a predetermined distance with respect to each other to define a receiving space between the adjacent elongate coupling segments. The receiving space is configured for receiving a portion of the interior wall of the crossbar member.

Crossbar and coupling member for a crossbar

A roof rack kit includes at least a first and a second load carrying bar attachable to a vehicle and adapted to extend across the roof of the vehicle. The roof rack kit further includes a first load strip with a first height protruding vertically from the outer periphery of the first load carrying bar and a second load strip having a second height protruding vertically from the outer periphery of the second load carrying bar. The first height of the first load strip is different from the second height of the second load strip, so as to compensate for a height difference between the first and the second load carrying bar when the first and the second load carrying bars are mounted on the vehicle.

Roof rack kit and a load strip for a load carrying bar

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Tenhult, Sweden

Tobias Rydholm