Drill for a railroad rail having a four position and six way hyd

Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – Means to drive tool – Including means to move tool along tool-axis

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91436, 13762521, B23B 4504

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059248289

ABSTRACT:
A hydraulically powered tool having a motor, a pump, and a hydraulic directional flow control valve. The valve has a frame and a rotatable spool with flow channels. The valve is provided as a four position, six way valve to provide four operational conditions for the tool including NEUTRAL, DRILL, RETRACT and FAST FORWARD.

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"Hydraulic Railway Maintenance of Way Tool Guide", Stanley Hydraulic Tools, 28 pages, Jul. 1995.
Enerpac Catalog, 3-Way Directional Control Valves and 4-Way Directional Control Valves, pp. 116-119.
Power Team Catalog, Valves For Double-Acting Cylinders, Manually Operated, p. 77.

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