Articulated loader steering system

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C060S469000, C180S442000, C280S089000

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07634909

ABSTRACT:
A travel jolt minimizing assembly for use in association with an articulated loader steering environment having a orbitrol pump, and a flow amplifier coupled to the orbitrol pump through a left orbitrol signal and a right orbitrol signal, and a steering cylinder coupled to the flow amplifier. The travel jolt minimizing assembly includes a system for temporarily diverting the left orbitrol signal within a predetermined degrees of a full articulation in a left direction and a system for temporarily diverting the right orbitrol signal within a predetermined degrees of a full articulation in a right direction. The invention further includes a response cushion assembly which minimizes jolts which occur upon a rapid change in direction.

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patent: 4949802 (1990-08-01), Gage
patent: 6655492 (2003-12-01), Juul et al.
patent: 7243494 (2007-07-01), Evans

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