Ball-type auger ratchet mechanism for agitator/auger systems

192 clutches and power-stop control – Clutches – Automatic

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68 237, 74126, 192 891, D06F 1708, D06F 3740, F16D 41061

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055581935

ABSTRACT:
A novel ball-type auger ratchet mechanism which may be used with washer agitators and augers. More particularly this mechanism comprises a top cap, a simplified cam, and a plurality of balls. The structures described have fewer parts than conventional auger ratchet mechanisms, and ultimately are easier to assemble and cost less. Furthermore, both embodiments of the instant invention, use mechanical means to achieve a positive locking and non-slipping action, rather that the conventional frictional force mechanisms.

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