Forward biased switch for a reversible hammer drill

Tool driving or impacting – Drive adjustable to completely change kind of drive – Adjustable to impacting device

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200 50C, 200157, 173170, E02D 702, B23B 4500

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042045800

ABSTRACT:
A hammer drill having a reversible switch which is forward biased normally to prevent the drill from operating in the hammer mode while the switch is in the reverse position. This is a precaution to prevent damage to the clutch teeth which are designed for ratchet action when the tool is operated in the forward direction, but will lock down in reverse to stall tool or damage the mechanism.

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patent: 3755640 (1973-08-01), Kaman et al.
patent: 4097703 (1978-06-01), Houser
patent: 4097705 (1978-06-01), Harvell

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