Abstract: A pulley guard to protect a pulley from debris. Such pulley guard can be positioned proximate a driven pulley of a belt-pulley system. Such belt-pulley system can be part of a working vehicle, such as a mower or other self-propelled vehicle, which includes an endless belt. A pulley to be protected against debris can be an output pulley of a power source that is used to drive mower blade(s) and/or drive wheels of the vehicle. One or more pulleys to be protected against debris can include any pulley of the belt-pulley system of a vehicle, such as a belt tensioning or idler pulley.

Abstract: The subject matter of this specification can be embodied in, among other things, a sensor that includes a first axial sensor housing portion having a first cross-sectional area, a second axial sensor housing portion arranged adjacent to the first axial sensor housing portion along the sensor axis and having a second cross-sectional area larger than the first cross-sectional area, and a face extending from the interior surface of the first axial sensor housing portion to the interior surface of the second axial sensor housing portion, a first buffer rod within the first axial sensor housing portion and having a first axial end and a second axial end, a second buffer rod within the second axial sensor housing portion and abutting the face, and having a third axial end and a fourth axial end, and an acoustic transceiver element acoustically mated to the second axial end and the third axial end.

Abstract: A pulley guard to protect a pulley from debris. Such pulley guard can be positioned proximate a driven pulley of a belt-pulley system. Such belt-pulley system can be part of a working vehicle, such as a mower or other self-propelled vehicle, which includes an endless belt. A pulley to be protected against debris can be an output pulley of a power source that is used to drive mower blade(s) and/or drive wheels of the vehicle. One or more pulleys to be protected against debris can include any pulley of the belt-pulley system of a vehicle, such as a belt tensioning or idler pulley.

Abstract: A fuel delivery system has a tank, a fuel pump, and an air filtering apparatus coupled with the tank and the fuel pump. The air filtering apparatus includes a housing that defines a housing chamber, a fuel flow controller coupled with the housing, and a passive separator disposed within the housing chamber. The passive separator is constructed and arranged to separate air and fuel of a fuel mixture passively while the fuel mixture enters the housing chamber from the tank and while filtered fuel exits the housing chamber toward the fuel pump in response to operation of the fuel flow controller. Such a system is well-suited for supplying fuel to a combustion engine in which consistent fuel pressure may be critical. Furthermore, the passive separator alleviates the need for a power source for active air and fuel separation, a control mechanism, and so on.

Abstract: A fuel delivery system has a tank, a fuel pump, and an air filtering apparatus coupled with the tank and the fuel pump. The air filtering apparatus includes a housing that defines a housing chamber, a fuel flow controller coupled with the housing, and a passive separator disposed within the housing chamber. The passive separator is constructed and arranged to separate air and fuel of a fuel mixture passively while the fuel mixture enters the housing chamber from the tank and while filtered fuel exits the housing chamber toward the fuel pump in response to operation of the fuel flow controller. Such a system is well-suited for supplying fuel to a combustion engine in which consistent fuel pressure may be critical. Furthermore, the passive separator alleviates the need for a power source for active air and fuel separation, a control mechanism, and so on.