Denis Oswald (born May 9, 1947 in Neuchtel) is a Swiss rower and sports official. He competed in the 1968 Summer Olympics, in the 1972 Summer Olympics, ...
Briggs and Stratton Corporation - , US James F. Marshall - Munnsville NY, US Richard Smith - Morrisville NY, US Mark Lynch - Munnsville NY, US Travis Rasch - Hustisford WI, US Erik Slegelis - Port Washington WI, US Steven J. Weber - Germantown WI, US Denis Oswald - Hartford WI, US
Some embodiments of the invention provide an independent suspension system coupled to a main-frame of ride-on equipment including a subframe coupled to the main frame with a pivot including a pivot axis. Some embodiments include a transaxle assembly supported on the subframe coupled to a drive wheel, and a power source supported on the main frame coupled to the transaxle assembly. A rider can control the transaxle assembly with a compensated control linkage assembly that can compensate for movement of the subframe. Some embodiments include driven pulleys, idler pulleys and backside idler pulleys supported by the subframe coupled to the power source not supported by the subframe. In some embodiments, the pivot axis resides between the power source and the transaxle assembly. In some embodiments, the drive wheel can be driven by an electric motor supported by the subframe and the power source can be a battery.
Denis Oswald - Hartford WI, US Travis Rasch - Hustisford WI, US Erik Slegelis - Port Washington WI, US
Assignee:
Briggs and Stratton Corporation - Wauwatosa WI
International Classification:
A01D 34/64
US Classification:
56 158
Abstract:
Front and rear independent suspension mechanisms accommodating an increased range of motion to better absorb shock originating at the wheels of a riding mower to insulate the operator and reduce stress on the mower chassis and other mechanical components. The front suspension can include a front axle with pivot pockets allowing 360 degree rotation of pivots engaged within the pockets, thereby providing a greater range of absorption of shock entering the front axle at varying angles. The rear suspension can include a vertically pivoting transmission platform, providing for controlled vertical motion in the transmission while the transmission is powered by an engine by way of a belt assembly.
Engine Cylinder Head Assembly Having Planar And Cast Components
Denis A. Oswald - Hartford WI Mark W. Emmer - Pewaukee WI Daniel W. Edmonds - Milwaukee WI Robert S. Johnson - Milwaukee WI
Assignee:
Briggs & Stratton Corporation - Wauwatosa WI
International Classification:
F01M 910
US Classification:
1231935
Abstract:
The cylinder head assembly includes a cast member, and a substantially planar member that is affixed to an upper end of the cast member. The substantially planar member includes apertures to anchor the intake and exhaust rocker studs, apertures that receive the intake and exhaust valve, and apertures that receive the push rod guides. The substantially planar member also has spring locators for the intake and exhaust valve return springs. The cast member is affixed to the engine cylinder, and includes cast intake and exhaust manifolds, bosses for receiving the intake and exhaust valves, a cast pocket for receiving the intake and exhaust push rods, and air cooling fins. A head cover is disposed on an opposite side of the planar member. The invention eliminates the need for two cast components.
- Wauwatosa WI, US Denis OSWALD - Hartford WI, US Travis RASCH - Hutisford WI, US Erik SLEGELIS - Port Washington WI, US Mark J. MELONE - Rome NY, US James F. MARSHALL - Munnsville NY, US Richard SMITH - Morrisville NY, US Mark LYNCH - Mummsville NY, US
An embodiment relates to a mower having a chassis and a rear suspension assembly. The chassis supports a cutter deck. The rear suspension assembly includes a support, a drive axle, and a shock absorber. The support includes a pivot, and the pivot includes a bushing to allow pivotable motion relative to the chassis. The drive axle is supported by the support and is configured to transfer power to drive at least one wheel. The shock absorber is coupled to the support and the chassis. The at least one wheel and the drive axle are configured to vertically oscillate relative to the chassis.
- Wauwatosa WI, US James F. Marshall - Munnsville NY, US Richard Smith - Morrisville NY, US Mark Lynch - Munnsville NY, US Travis Rasch - Hustisford WI, US Erik Slegelis - Port Washington WI, US Steven J. Weber - Germantown WI, US Denis Oswald - Hartford WI, US
Assignee:
Briggs & Stratton, LLC - Wauwatosa WI
International Classification:
B60K 17/10 B60G 9/00 A01D 34/64
Abstract:
Ride-on equipment includes a pair of front wheels, a pair of rear wheels, a main frame, a subframe pivotally coupled to the main frame about a pivot axis, a power source, and a transaxle assembly. The power source is coupled to and supported by the main frame and includes a drive pulley. The transaxle assembly is configured to pivot with respect to the power source, is operably coupled to the pair of rear drive wheels, and includes at least one driven pulley. The drive pulley and the at least one driven pulley are operably coupled by a belt such that the at least one driven pulley of the transaxle assembly is configured to be driven by the drive pulley of the source via the belt.
- Wauwatosa WI, US Denis OSWALD - Hartford WI, US Travis RASCH - Hutisford WI, US Erik SLEGELIS - Port Washington WI, US Mark J. MELONE - Rome NY, US James F. MARSHALL - Munnsville NY, US Richard Smith - Morrisville NY, US Mark LYNCH - Mummsville NY, US
Front and rear independent suspension mechanisms accommodating an increased range of motion to better absorb shock originating at the wheels of a riding mower to insulate the operator and reduce stress on the mower chassis and other mechanical components. The front suspension can include a front axle with pivot pockets allowing 360 degree rotation of pivots engaged within the pockets, thereby providing a greater range of absorption of shock entering the front axle at varying angles. The rear suspension can include a vertically pivoting transmission platform, providing for controlled vertical motion in the transmission while the transmission is powered by an engine by way of a belt assembly.
- Wauwatosa WI, US James F. Marshall - Munnsville NY, US Richard Smith - Morrisville NY, US E. Mark Lynch - Munnsville NY, US Travis Rasch - Hustisford WI, US Erik Slegelis - Port Washington WI, US Steven J. Weber - Germantown WI, US Denis Oswald - Hartford WI, US
International Classification:
B60K 17/10 A01D 75/18 B60G 9/00 A01D 34/82
Abstract:
Some embodiments of the invention provide a transaxle drive system for ride-on equipment. The transaxle drive system can include a frame supporting at least one power source and at least two subframes, the at least one power source including at least one drive pulley. The system can also include transaxle assemblies driven by at least a portion of at least one belt from the at least one drive pulley. The transaxle assemblies can include a first transaxle assembly supported by a subframe, the first transaxle assembly coupled to the at least one drive pulley with at least one belt, and a second transaxle assembly supported by another subframe, the second transaxle assembly coupled by at least one belt to the at least one drive pulley. The transaxle assemblies can be independently pivoted with respect to each other, the frame, and the power source.
- MILWAUKEE WI, US JAMES F. MARSHALL - MUNNSVILLE NY, US RICHARD SMITH - MORRISVILLE NY, US MARK LYNCH - MUNNSVILLE NY, US TRAVIS RASCH - HUSTISFORD WI, US ERIK SLEGELIS - PORT WASHINGTON WI, US STEVEN J. WEBER - GERMANTOWN WI, US DENIS OSWALD - HARTFORD WI, US
Assignee:
BRIGGS & STRATTON CORPORATION - MILWAUKEE WI
International Classification:
B60K 17/10 A01D 75/18 A01D 34/82 B60G 9/00
Abstract:
Some embodiments of the invention provide a transaxle drive system for ride-on equipment. The transaxle drive system can include a frame supporting at least one power source and at least two subframes, the at least one power source including at least one drive pulley. The system can also include transaxle assemblies driven by at least a portion of at least one belt from the at least one drive pulley. The transaxle assemblies can include a first transaxle assembly supported by a subframe, the first transaxle assembly coupled to the at least one drive pulley with at least one belt, and a second transaxle assembly supported by another subframe, the second transaxle assembly coupled by at least one belt to the at least one drive pulley. The transaxle assemblies can be independently pivoted with respect to each other, the frame, and the power source.
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Trust, common sense long gone when it comes to IOC and its doping decisions
So deep is the distrust about the IOC's motives that when some of the sanctions against Sochi medalists were overturned by CAS, Denis Oswald, who chaired the commission that imposed them, felt obligated to state publicly that the cases hadn't been booby-trapped to lose.
Date: Feb 09, 2018
Category: Sports
Source: Google
Press review: Russia, US to concur on New START and terrorists down Russian jet over Syria
The IOC slapped bans on Russian athletes following a probe by its commission led by Denis Oswald, which retested the doping samples from the 2014 Olympics in Sochi. The sanctions against them were annulled and their individual results achieved in Sochi 2014 were reinstated. Earlier reports said that
Date: Feb 05, 2018
Category: World
Source: Google
IOC: Russians can compete at Olympics, but without flag
The chairman of that disciplinary panel, Swiss lawyer Denis Oswald, reported about prosecuting Russian athletes implicated in cheating at Sochi. By Monday, 25 Russians had been disqualified from the Sochi Games and banned from the Olympics for life, and 11 medals were stripped. One Russian was clear
Date: Dec 06, 2017
Category: Sports
Source: Google
IOC will allow some Russians to compete under Olympic flag
laboratory wall in the middle of the night. The result: Russia hauled in its highest Winter Games medal total of 33, including 13 golds. That number is destined to shrink considerably. Another IOC commission headed by Denis Oswald is pursuing cases against individual athletes and has sanctioned 25 to date.
Date: Dec 05, 2017
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Future uncertain for Boston bid for 2024 Summer Olympics
"The USOC probably had some indication of the level of support of the population in different candidate cities they had nationally and I'm surprised they did not take this more into consideration," Swiss IOC member Denis Oswald said.
over several locations within the same country, or even in a neighboring country. The Olympic village won't look the same and for isolated athletes (the games) will resemble more to a kind of world championship without living a true Olympic experience." Denis Oswald, an IOC member from Switzerland.
Denis Oswald, the Swiss IOC member who oversaw the preparations for London 2012, said: "I am worried that the unique character of the Games could be diminished by the recommendation to allow some events to be dispersed over several locations within the same country, or even in a neighbouring country
"I am worried that the unique character of the games could be diminished by the recommendation to allow some events to be dispersed over several locations within the same country, or even in a neighboring country," Swiss member Denis Oswald said.