William M. Savage - Bonsal CA Kent H. Harle - La Jolla CA
Assignee:
Redline Performance Products, Inc. - Vista CA
International Classification:
B62M 2900
US Classification:
180190, 180193, 180 952
Abstract:
An extended movement rear suspension for a snowmobile. The suspension includes at least two elongated members of a substantially constant length coupled to the snowmobile frame and to an endless track guide rail assembly. The suspension configures the endless track into a generally triangular shape.
Kent Harle - Carlsbad CA, US William Savage - Bonsal CA, US
International Classification:
B62M027/02
US Classification:
180/190000, 180/309000
Abstract:
A snowmobile exhaust system is provided. One aspect of the invention includes a snowmobile comprising an engine that has at least one exhaust pipe configured to carry warm exhaust gases from the engine. At least one seat is coupled to the snowmobile, and the exhaust pipe is arranged so that the seat is thermal communication with at least a portion of the exhaust pipe. Another aspect of the invention includes a snowmobile having a front section and a back section, with an engine located in the front section and an exhaust pipe is coupled to the engine. The snowmobile is configured so that the operator is positioned behind the engine, with the exhaust pipe terminating behind the operator.
Kent Harle - Carlsbad CA, US William Savage - Bonsal CA, US
International Classification:
B62M027/02
US Classification:
180/182000
Abstract:
A snowmobile drive train employing a drive belt and an endless track is provided. The snowmobile comprises an engine including an output shaft, with a support member located adjacent to the engine. A drive pulley and a driven pulley are mounted on the support member so that the drive belt can be removed from the snowmobile by passing the drive belt over the pulleys. An isolation member couples the engine output shaft to the driven pulley, and the support member maintains the drive and driven pulleys in a constant positional relationship relative to each other. The support member also includes reduction gears for driving the endless track.
Kent Harle - Carlsbad CA, US William Savage - Bonsal CA, US
International Classification:
B62M027/02
US Classification:
180/190000
Abstract:
A snowmobile exhaust system is provided. One aspect of the invention includes a snowmobile comprising an engine that has at least one exhaust pipe configured to carry warm exhaust gases from the engine. At least one seat is coupled to the snowmobile, and the exhaust pipe is arranged so that the seat is thermal communication with at least a portion of the exhaust pipe. Another aspect of the invention includes a snowmobile having a front section and a back section, with an engine located in the front section and an exhaust pipe is coupled to the engine. The snowmobile is configured so that the operator is positioned behind the engine, with the exhaust pipe terminating behind the operator.
William M. Savage - Bonsal CA Kent H. Harle - La Jolla CA
Assignee:
Redline Performance Products, Inc. - Vista CA
International Classification:
B62M 2702
US Classification:
180190
Abstract:
A extended movement rear suspension for a snowmobile. The suspension includes at least two elongated members of a substantially constant length coupled to the snowmobile frame and to an endless track guide rail assembly. The suspension keeps the guide rail assembly at a substantially constant angular orientation relative to the frame for improved performance and operator comfort. The suspension also configures the endless track into a generally triangular shape.
Redline Performance Products 1997 - 2004
President and Chief Executive Officer
Stellar Solar Inc. 1997 - 2004
Chief Executive Officer
Energy Solutions International 1992 - 1997
Vice President Operations
Education:
Iowa State University 1987 - 1990
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Industrial Engineering
Bethel University 1985 - 1987
Kanawha High School
Francis Wendling (1965-1969), Janet Prindell (1978-1979), Pat Gallagher (1982-1986), Kent Harle (1988-1991), Helen Brooks (1981-1983), John Williams (1955-1959)