Compound transmission with repeat or double-I shift pattern

Details Compound transmission with repeat or double-I shift pattern Compound transmission with repeat or double-I shift pattern

1996-10-21

1998-08-11

Marmor, Charles A.

Machine element or mechanism

Gearing

Interchangeably locked

74745, F16H 5910, F16H 5912

Patent

active

057911894

ABSTRACT:
A compound change-gear transmission (10) and control therefor are provided. The manually shifted compound transmission comprises a three-speed input splitter section (12) connected in series with a mulitple-speed, lever-shifted main transmission section (14) connected in series with a two-speed output range section (16). The input splitter section is controlled by a mulitple-position splitter selector switch (85), and the range section is controlled by a range switch which may be a manually operated device for repeat-I-type shifting (FIG. 4) or may be an autorange-type switch (86) for double-I-type shifting patterns.

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