JPH059951A - Vehicle work equipment mounting device - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] At the tip of the boom, the first working machine shown as a bucket and the second working machine shown as a snow blower are interchangeably attached. [Structure] A pair of left and right booms 9 are provided at a tip end thereof with a first working machine 28 which is rotatable around a horizontal shaft 11 by expansion and contraction of the cylinder 10.
A pair of left and right booms are provided with the first mounting bracket 12 of
A mounting frame 42 is provided at the tip of 9 and between both booms 9, and a second mounting bracket 44 of the second working machine is projected forward from the boom 9 at the left and right central portions of the mounting frame 42 and at the lower part. The lock means 45 is provided to lock the posture by changing the posture between the posture and the posture folded along the longitudinal direction of the boom 9.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a work machine mounting device for a vehicle.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A bucket is rotatably provided on a tip end of a pair of left and right booms pivotally mounted on both left and right sides of a vehicle body by a horizontal shaft, and the bucket is raked or dumped around the horizontal shaft by expanding and contracting a cylinder. A front loader that can be rotated in the direction has already been put to practical use.

The conventional front loader is of a bucket-only type, and the bucket has a structure in which it is detachably attached to the tip of the boom by means of attachment pins or the like.

[0004]

Since the conventional front loader is of a bucket-dedicated type, the bucket is attached to the tip of the boom with attachment pins or the like. Therefore, instead of the bucket, other work is performed on the tip of the boom. Machines such as snow blowers, front blades, sweepers etc. cannot be installed. Therefore, conventionally, it is limited to loading and transporting earth and sand, etc., and it is not possible to widely change the working machine at the tip of the boom and use it for other work.

Even if another working machine, for example, a front blade, is mounted instead of the bucket, the conventional structure is of a type in which a mounting pin or the like is inserted and removed, so that attachment and detachment of the working machine with respect to the boom is very complicated. There is a drawback that becomes.
On the other hand, the mounting bracket for mounting another work machine to the tip of the boom becomes an obstacle for bucket mounting,
For this reason, each work machine is dedicated and lacks versatility.

Further, when the first working machine is a non-driving type such as a bucket and the second working machine is a driving type such as a snow blower, when the first working machine is mounted, an obstacle is present on the PTO shaft of the vehicle. Must be avoided. On the other hand, when the second working machine was mounted, it was inconvenient for the joint shaft connecting the PTO shaft and the PIC shaft to collide.

A first object of the present invention is to easily attach different kinds of working machines having different mounting forms to the tip portion of the boom as needed, and to utilize it for various works. A second object of the present invention is to provide a joint shaft for connecting a PIC shaft and a PTO shaft when a drive type working machine is mounted on the tip of the boom, and to raise and lower the joint shaft. It is to prevent contact with other objects while being able to follow.

A third object of the present invention is to provide a protector for shielding the front surface of the PTO shaft to protect the PTO shaft and prevent personal injury when a non-drive type working machine is mounted on the tip of the boom. To do. A fourth object of the present invention is that, when a joint shaft is used, it cannot be performed unless the protector is held by turning upside down, and when the joint shaft is used, contact between the shaft and the protector is eliminated. is there.

[0009]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a vehicle in which booms 9 for mounting work implements are pivotally mounted on the left and right sides of a vehicle body 1 so as to be movable up and down, and cylinders 10 for rotating the work implements are provided on the boom 9 side. In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the following technical measures are taken. That is, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the first working machine 28, which is rotatable around the horizontal shaft 11 by the expansion and contraction of the cylinder 10, is provided at the tip of the pair of left and right booms 9.
A mounting bracket 12 is provided, and a mounting frame 42 is provided at the tip portions of the pair of left and right booms 9 and extending between both booms 9. The second mounting of the second working machine 43 is provided at the left and right central portions of the mounting frame 42 and at the bottom thereof. It is characterized in that the bracket 44 is provided with a locking means 45 for locking the bracket 44 by changing its posture between a posture H1 projecting forward from the boom 9 and a posture H2 folded along the longitudinal direction of the boom 9. It is a thing.

In the present invention according to claim 2, the second working machine 43
Is a drive-type working machine having a PIC shaft 53, the vehicle body 1 has a PTO shaft 16, and the mounting frame 42 has the PTO shaft 16 and the PI.
An insertion space 55 for the joint shaft 54 that connects the C shaft 53 is provided. In the present invention according to claim 3, the first working machine 28 is a non-drive type working machine,
When the first working machine 28 is mounted on the boom 9 via the first mounting bracket 12, a pair of holding links for holding a protector 68 for shielding the front surface of the PTO shaft 16 provided in the vehicle 1.
It is characterized in that 67 is attached to the vehicle body 1 on both left and right sides of the protector 68.

In the present invention according to claim 4, a pair of the holding links 67 according to claim 3 is detached from the vehicle body 1 and attached to the left and right booms 9, whereby the protector 68 according to claim 3 is P
While holding the TO shaft 16 by flipping it upward from the front,
A feature of the present invention is that the pair of holding links 67 attached to the boom 9 and the protector 68 on the vehicle body 1 side hold the protector 68 upside down while restraining the amount of rise of the boom 9.

[0012]

When the non-drive type first working machine 28 such as a bucket is used, the second mounting bracket 44 for the second working machine 43 is shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 7, the boom 9 is folded in the longitudinal direction, the posture H2 is held by the lock means 45, and the boom 9 is mounted using the first mounting bracket 12. At this time, the front surface of the PTO shaft 16 is shielded by the protector 68.

Drive type second working machine 43 such as a snow blower
When using, the second mounting bracket 44 is locked by the locking means 45 in the posture H1 projecting forward from the boom 9, and the PIC shaft 53 and the PTO shaft 16 are connected by the joint shaft 54 as shown in FIG. On the other hand, the protector 68 is turned upside down by replacing the holding link 67 with the boom 9 so that the joint shaft 54
There is no contact with.

[0014]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 shows a non-drive type first working machine shown by a bucket, and FIG. 12 shows a driving type second working machine shown by a snow blower. In FIG. 12, 1 is a tractor vehicle body, 2 is a bonnet, 3 is a steering wheel, and 4 is a front wheel. A front loader 5 is detachably mounted on the tractor body 1.

The front loader 5 comprises a pair of left and right masts 7 standing on a mounting base 6 fixed to the tractor body 1, and a pair of left and right masts 7 which are pivotally attached to the upper ends of the pair of left and right masts 7 by a pivot 8. The boom 9 and the pair of left and right booms 9 have a left and a right first mounting brackets 12 mounted on the tip ends of the pair of booms 9 so as to be rotatable by a horizontal shaft 11 by expansion and contraction of a cylinder 10.

The mast 7 is also attached to a bracket 14 at the front end of the tractor body 1 via a brace 13. Boom 9
The boom cylinder 15 interposed between the mast 7 and the lower part of the mast 7 is capable of moving up and down around the pivot 8. The tractor body 1 has a front PTO shaft 16. First
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 8, the mounting bracket 12 is formed by connecting a pair of left and right bracket plates 18 with three connecting plates 19, 20, 21 which are vertically spaced apart from each other and are integrated. A boss 23 at the front end of the piston rod 22 of the cylinder 10 is rotatably mounted on the upper rear side of the mounting bracket 12, and a boss 24 at the front end of the boom 9 is pivotally mounted on the lower part thereof by means of horizontal shafts 25, 11.

At the front upper end of the first mounting bracket 12,
The fulcrum portion 26 is provided with a lock mechanism 27 on the lower side thereof. The fulcrum portion 26 is one in which a pin is installed between a pair of bracket plates 18, and the fulcrum portion 26 is mounted on the rear surface of the back plate portion 29 of the bucket 28 which is the first working machine. The portion (30) is engaged with the portion (30) from the lower side so as to be engageable and disengageable, and relatively rotatable.

The lock mechanism 27 has a back plate portion of the bucket 28 when the cylinder 10 is contracted while the hook portion 30 is hooked at the fulcrum portion 26 to rotate the first mounting bracket 12 in the upright direction.
The lock pin 32 is inserted into the projecting portion 31 of 29 to lock the bucket 28 and the mounting bracket 12 irremovably. The projecting portion 31 is formed by fixing a pair of projecting plates 33 to the back plate portion 29 of the bucket 28 with a predetermined gap vertically so that the lower connecting plate 21 can be fitted and removed. The width is such that it can be inserted between the pair of bracket plates 18. Connecting plate
Pin holes 34 and 35 are formed in the up-down direction in the 21 and the projecting plate 33.

The lock pin 32 is vertically slidably inserted into the connecting plates 19 and 20, and its lower end portion is fitted into and disengaged from the pin holes 34 and 35 of the connecting plate 21 and the projecting plate 33. Lock pin
A handle 36 is provided at a right angle in the middle of the 32, and the lock pin 32 is urged toward the lock pin 32 between the upper spring receiving plate 37 and the connecting plate 19 of the handle 36 in the downward lock direction. A coiled spring 38 is fitted.

The handle 36 is vertically slidably inserted in a vertical guide hole 39 formed in one of the bracket plates 18 of the mounting bracket 12, and the bracket plate 18 is provided with:
A notch 40 is formed on the upper end side of the guide hole 39. The notch 40 is adapted to be engaged with the handle 36 in order to lock the lock pin 32 at a position where the lock pin 32 comes out of the pin holes 34, 35. On the other hand, the back plate 29 of the bucket 28 has a protruding plate.
When connecting plate 21 is fitted between 33, handle 36 of notch 40
A release plate 41 for pressing to release from the notch 40 is fixed. The handle 36 can be gripped from the outside of the bracket plate 18 of the mounting bracket 12, and can also be hooked on the upper side of the release plate 41.

Referring to FIGS. 1-3, a pair of left and right booms
A mounting frame 42 is provided between the front end portions of 9 and a second mounting bracket 44 of a drive-type second working machine 43 shown by a snow blower in FIG. ing. This second mounting bracket 44
Can be changed between a posture H1 projecting forward from the boom 9 as shown in FIGS. 3 and 12, and a posture H2 folded along the longitudinal direction of the boom 9 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3. Locking means 45 for locking both postures H1 and H2 is provided.

The mounting frame 42 has a connecting member 46 for both booms, which is shown as a square tubular member in the figure, and seat plates 47, 48 fixed to the upper and front surfaces of the connecting member 46 at the middle of the left and right by welding or the like. 47,48
A pair of left and right leg plates 51 fixed with bolts 49, 50 to the two, and a pair of left and right reinforcing members 52, which are shown as cylindrical members in the figure, installed between the both leg plates 51 and both booms 9 in parallel with the connecting member 46 and fixed. The PTO shaft 16 and the PIC of the second working machine 43 are formed by the middle part of the connecting member 46 in the left-right direction and the pair of left and right leg plates 51.
An insertion space 55 for the joint shaft 54 that connects the shaft 53 is defined, and this space 55 is made sufficiently wide in the vertical and horizontal directions so as not to interfere with the joint shaft 54.

A second mounting bracket 44 is rotatably mounted between a pair of left and right leg plates 51 about a lateral fulcrum pin 56, and the second mounting bracket 44 is inserted into a mounting board portion 57. The connecting portion 58 and the connecting portion 58 are formed in an L shape in a side view,
The insertion connecting portion 58 has a tapered trapezoidal shape in a plan view, and when this is in the horizontal posture H1, it is an insertion box shape attached to the left and right center portions of the machine frame 59 of the second working machine 43 as shown in FIG. Receiver
The second working machine 43 can be mounted on the boom 9 by being fitted to the 60 and connected by a retaining tool such as a bolt (not shown).

The lock means 45 has first and second lock holes 61, 6 formed on the left and right leg plates 51, respectively, above and below the fulcrum pin 56.
2 and the first locked hole 63 formed at the upper end of the mounting substrate 57
And the second locked hole 65 formed in the stopper metal fitting 64, and when the posture is H1, the stopper metal fitting 64 is brought into contact with the lower edge of the leg plate 51 and the lower surface of the reinforcing member 52 for positioning, and the first lock Locked by inserting the lock pin 66 into the hole 61 and the 1st and 2nd locked holes 63 and 65 in a freely detachable manner. On the other hand, in posture H2, pull out the left and right lock pins 66 and center the fulcrum pin 56. Attach the second mounting bracket 44 to the arrow A in FIG.
The second lock hole 62 and the first and second locked holes
It is locked by inserting lock pin 66 into 63 and 65.

Therefore, when the second mounting bracket 44 is locked in the posture H1, the second mounting bracket 44 is mounted on the boom.
Since it is located in the center of the left-right direction between 9 and the lower part, and protrudes forward from the boom 9, the first part is attached to the tip of the left-right boom 9.
Even when the mounting bracket 12 is attached, the second work implement
43 can be mounted on the boom 9 as shown in FIG. 12, and even if the weight of the working machine acts on the second mounting bracket 44 in this mounted state, it can be securely mounted on the boom 9 through the stopper pin 64 together with the lock pin 61. In particular, the locking pin 66 can be positioned and prevented from reversing by the stopper metal fitting 64.
Is prevented from being broken.

On the other hand, to attach the bucket 28, which is the first working machine, to the boom 9 in a detachable manner, the second mounting bracket 44
Is set to the posture H2 as shown in FIG. 3, and this posture H2 is locked by the locking means 45, and then the following procedure is performed. That is,
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 11, when mounting the bucket 28, first, the handle 36 of the lock mechanism 27 is pulled up against the spring 38 and engaged with the notch 40 at the upper end of the guide hole 39, and the lock pin Set 32 to the unlocked position (see A in Figure 10).

Next, the cylinder 10 is extended to the maximum and the mounting bracket 12 is rotated counterclockwise around the horizontal shaft 11.
Then, the fulcrum portion 26 of the mounting bracket 12 is projected forward, and after the boom 9 is lowered, the fulcrum portion 26 is hooked on the hooking portion 30 of the bucket 28 as shown in FIG. 9 (see A in FIG. 10). ). Next, when the cylinder 10 is contracted, the first mounting bracket 12 rotates in the upright direction (clockwise direction) around the horizontal shaft 11, and the lock pin 32 fits into the pin hole 35 of the protrusion 31 to lock. A mechanism 27 permanently locks the bucket 28 and the mounting bracket 12.

That is, when the mounting bracket 12 is rotated around the horizontal shaft 11, the fulcrum portion 26 is hooked on the hooking portion 30 of the bucket 28 at this time, so the mounting bracket 12 is rotated around the fulcrum portion 26.
And the bucket 28 relatively rotate in the approaching direction. After the projecting portion 31 and the connecting plate 21 approach each other as shown in A of FIG. 10, the pair of upper and lower projecting plates 33 of the projecting portion 31 as shown in D of FIG. 10 through the states shown in B and C of FIG. Connecting plate between
21 will fit. In this case, in the state shown in FIG. 10B, the release plate 41 hits the handle 36 and pushes the handle 36, so that the lock pin 32 comes off the notch 40 and the lock pin 32
Is lowered in the locking direction by the spring 38 and hits the protrusion 31. Then, when the connecting plate 21 completely enters the protruding portion 31, the lock pin 32 is aligned with the pin hole 35 and fitted into the pin holes 34, 35, so that the protruding portion 31 is locked.

Therefore, the bucket 28 is irremovably connected to the first mounting bracket 12 by the fulcrum portion 26 and the lock mechanism 27, and the mounting on the boom 9 is completed. After hooking the hook portion 30 of the bucket 28 at the fulcrum portion 26 in this way,
Since it suffices to rotate the first mounting bracket 12 in the upright direction, the bucket 28 can be mounted extremely easily. When the bucket 28 is detached, the lock pin 32 is lifted up against the spring 38 by the handle 36 and hooked on the release plate 41 as shown in FIG. 11A to release the lock. Then, with the bucket 28 in contact with the ground, the first mounting bracket 12 is relatively rotated around the fulcrum portion 26, as shown in FIG.
Release the fitting between 31 and the connecting plate 21. When the protrusion 31 and the connecting plate 21 are completely disengaged, the boom 9 is lowered and the fulcrum 26 is hooked to the hook 30.
You can remove it from the At this time, since the lock pin 32 remains raised, the lock pin 32 can be mounted for other work as it is, and can be mounted while riding on the tractor.

The fulcrum portion 26 of the first mounting bracket 12 may be U-shaped and the hook portion 30 of the bucket 28 may be pin-shaped. Further, the work tool is not limited to the bucket 28, and may be another fork or the like. When attaching or detaching the work implement, it is not always necessary to rotate the first mounting bracket 12, and if the work implement is rotated, the boom 9 may be simply moved up and down.

Referring to FIGS. 12-19, there is shown the details of the embodiment of the drive type second working machine 43, in the figure, when the snow blower is attached to the boom 9. As described above with reference to FIG. 12, when the drive-type second work implement 43 is mounted on the boom 9 via the second mounting bracket 44, the P
The TO shaft 16 and the PIC shaft 53 are connected by an expandable joint shaft 54 having bent portions 54A at both ends.

When connecting the joint shaft 54, as shown in FIG.
As shown by 3 and 14, unless the protector 68 held by the holding link 67 in a hanging shape on the front surface of the PTO shaft 16 is turned upside down, the joint shaft 54 cannot be connected to the PTO shaft 16. In this way, the protector 68 is prevented from forgetting to connect the joint shaft 54 to ensure safety, and the non-drive type work machine, in the figure, the PT with the bucket 28 being installed.
It functions to prevent other objects from colliding with the O-axis 16 and to prevent the body from being caught.

A concrete description will be given below.
A mounting board 70 of the bracket 14 for connecting the brace 13 is fixed to the left and right sides of the front axle frame 69 of 1 with bolts 71, and a flat plate-shaped protector 68 is rotatably attached to a lower portion of the mounting board 70 by a pin 72. Is pivotally attached. On the mounting substrate 70, the receiving portion 73 of the protector 68 is formed via the notch 74, and the pin hole 76 of the mounting pin 75 of the holding link 67 is formed.

On the other hand, connecting pins 77 are fixed to the left and right ends of the protector 68, and the connecting pins 77 are inserted into the pin holes 76 so that the pins 75 can be inserted into and removed from the protector 68. It is slidably fitted in a long hole 78 of 67. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 1, the non-drive type working machine 28
When mounted on the boom 9 via the first mounting bracket 12, the protector 68 is hung so as to come into face-to-face contact with the front surface of the PTO shaft 16 as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, and the protector 68 is received. By attaching the holding link 67 to the mounting substrate 70 with the pin 75 in a streak manner while being pressed against the portion 73, the protector 68 functions as a bumper for collision of other objects with the PTO shaft 16.

On the other hand, a mounting bracket 79 of the holding link 67 is fixed to both booms 9 on the lower surface side thereof, and a pin hole 80 is formed in the bracket 79. Therefore, the boom
When the drive type second working machine 43 is mounted on the 9 through the second mounting bracket 44 as described above, the pin 75 is attached to the pin hole 76.
The protector 68 is turned upside down as shown in FIG. 15 by pulling it out from the main body and inserting the pair of left and right holding links 67 into the pin hole 80 of the bracket 79 by the pin 75, thereby enabling the joint shaft 54 to be connected to the PTO shaft 16. There is.

Further, when the protector 68 and the holding link 67 are connected to the boom 9, the protector 68 and the holding link 67 are connected between the boom lowering position shown in FIG. 15 and the boom raising position shown in phantom in FIG.
6 to FIG. 19, the downward rotation of the protector 68 is prevented to prevent contact with the joint shaft 54, and the lift amount of the boom 9 is held by the cooperation of the connecting pin 77 and the long hole 78. It is restrained via link 67.

[0037]

According to the present invention, the first mounting bracket 12 of the first working machine 28 is provided at the tip of the pair of left and right booms 9 and is rotatable about the horizontal shaft 11 by the expansion and contraction of the cylinder 10.
A mounting frame 42 is provided at the tip of the pair of left and right booms 9 and between both booms 9, and a second mounting bracket 44 of the second working machine 43 is provided at the left and right central portions of the mounting frame 42 and at the bottom thereof.
The posture H1 protruding forward from the boom 9 and the boom 9
Since the lock means 45 for changing the posture and locking the posture H2 folded along the longitudinal direction of the boom 9 is provided, it is possible to variously change the working machine to be attached to the tip end portion of the boom 9.
Not limited to conventional buckets, it can be widely used for other tasks.

Further, according to the present invention, the second working machine 43 is P
It is a drive type working machine having an IC shaft 53, and the vehicle body 1 has a PT
It has the O-axis 16 and the mounting frame 42 has the PTO-axis 16 and the PIC-axis.
Since the insertion space 55 for the joint shaft 54 that connects with the 53 is provided, the second mounting bracket is attached to the tip of the boom 9.
Even if the drive-type second working machine 43 is mounted via the 44 so as to be able to move up and down, there is no interference with the joint shaft 54 and it is safe.

Further, according to the present invention, the first working machine 28 is a non-driving type working machine, and the first working machine 28 is first mounted on the boom 9.
Since the pair of holding links 67 for holding the protector 68 that shields the front surface of the PTO shaft 16 provided on the vehicle 1 are attached to the vehicle body 1 on both the left and right sides of the protector 68 when the vehicle is mounted via the mounting bracket 12. Rolling around the PTO shaft 16, PT
It is possible to prevent foreign matter from colliding with the O-axis 16.

Further, according to the present invention, the pair of holding links 67 according to claim 3 is disengaged from the vehicle body 1 and the left and right booms 9 are separated.
The protector 68 according to claim 3 is attached to the PTO.
The shaft 16 is turned upside down from the front side and held, and the pair of holding links 67 attached to the boom 9 and the protector 68 on the vehicle body 1 side hold the protector 68 upside down and hold the boom.
Since the amount of ascent of the boom 9 is restrained, it is possible to prevent contact between the protector 68 and the joint shaft 54 and prevent the boom 9 from excessively rising, thereby ensuring work safety.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional side view of a state in which a bucket is mounted.

FIG. 2 is a front view of a second mounting bracket.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a posture change of a second mounting bracket.

FIG. 4 is a sectional side view of a bucket mounting portion.

FIG. 5 is a cutaway plan view of a bucket mounting portion.

FIG. 6 is a rear view of the bucket mounting portion.

FIG. 7 is a rear cross-sectional view of the connection lock mechanism.

FIG. 8 is a plan sectional view of a first mounting bracket.

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the first working machine at the start of mounting operation.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view showing each operation at the time of mounting.

FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view showing each operation at the time of separation.

FIG. 12 is a side view of a mounted state of the second working machine.

FIG. 13 is a side view showing a protector mounted state.

FIG. 14 is a front view of FIG.

FIG. 15 is a side view of the protector and the like in a restrained state.

FIG. 16 is a side view for explaining the operation in the restrained state.

FIG. 17 is a side view for explaining the operation in the restrained state.

FIG. 18 is a side view for explaining the operation in the restrained state.

FIG. 19 is a side view for explaining the operation in the restrained state.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 tractor body 5 Front loader 9 boom 10 cylinders 12 1st mounting bracket 16 PTO axis 28 First working machine 42 Mounting frame 43 Second working machine 44 Second mounting bracket 45 locking means 53 PIC axis 54 joint shaft 55 space 67 retention link 68 protector

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A vehicle in which booms (9) for mounting work implements are pivotally mounted on both left and right sides of a vehicle body (1) so that the booms (9) are provided with cylinders (10) for rotating work implements. At the tip of the pair of left and right booms (9), the first mounting bracket (12) of the first working machine (28) is provided which is rotatable around the horizontal shaft (11) due to expansion and contraction of the cylinder (10). , The pair of left and right booms
At the tip of (9) and between both booms (9), attach the mounting frame (4
2) is provided, and at the left and right center of this mounting frame (42) and at the bottom,
The second mounting bracket (44) of the second work implement (43) has a posture (H1) protruding forward from the boom (9) and a posture (H2) folded along the longitudinal direction of the boom (9). ) And a lock means (45) for changing the posture and locking the work implement mounting apparatus of the vehicle. 2. The second working machine (43) is a drive type working machine having a PIC shaft (53), the vehicle body (1) has a PTO shaft (16), and the mounting frame (42) has the above-mentioned structure. 2. The work implement mounting device for a vehicle according to claim 1, further comprising an insertion space (55) for a joint shaft (54) connecting the PTO shaft (16) and the PIC shaft (53). 3. The first working machine (28) is a non-drive type working machine, and the first working machine (28) is attached to the boom (9) via the first mounting bracket (12). , P for the vehicle (1)
The pair of holding links (67) holding a protector (68) for shielding the front surface of the TO shaft (16) is attached to the vehicle body (1) on both left and right sides of the protector (68). Working machine mounting device for vehicles. 4. The protector (68) according to claim 3 is attached to the left and right booms (9) by disengaging the pair of holding links (67) according to claim 3 from the vehicle body (1) and attaching the protector (68) to the PTO shaft (16). ) And the upper protector on the vehicle body (1) side with the pair of holding links (67) attached to the boom (9).
(68) Hold the protector (68) upside down while holding the boom
3. The increase amount of (9) is restrained, and the increase amount of (9) is controlled.
The work machine mounting device for the vehicle described.