Bucket-positioner circuit with "no detent" operation

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1976-02-13

1977-03-15

Paperner, L. J.

Electricity: magnetically operated switches, magnets, and electr

Electromagnetically actuated switches

Retarded or delayed type

335205, E02F 514

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040119599

ABSTRACT:
In a loader vehicle having a bucket pivotally supported upon a lift frame, a tilt jack interconnected between the lift frame and bucket by tilt linkage and a detented control valve by which the tilt jack is operated, two proximity switches on the tilt jack cylinder and a magnet on the tilt jack rod. Momentary operation of one of the switches causes a relay to be energized, the relay latching itself until momentary operation of the other switch unlatches the relay. Power is supplied to the detent-disabling mechanism through the relay contacts to disengage the control valve from a detented position as the bucket reaches its load position and to maintain such disengagement during loading operations.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3519155 (1970-07-01), Jefferson et al.
patent: 3659734 (1972-05-01), Fuzzell
patent: 3782248 (1974-01-01), Fuzzell

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