Drive wheel assembly with high flotation tire for compaction veh

Motor vehicles – Power – On lower running gear

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180 13, 180 52, 180 65F, 180 66F, 301 6D, 152 9, 152398, B60K 900

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039970183

ABSTRACT:
A self-propelled vibratory compactor has a one-piece frame supported at one end by a steel roller drum and at the other end by a yoke-mounted, single, high-flotation pneumatic rubber tire. An engine on the frame drives hydraulic pumps which supply fluid to a hydraulic vibrator motor which drives an eccentric shaft within the roller drum, a hydraulic wheel motor which drives the pneumatic tire, and a hydraulic power steering system for turning the yoke. The yoke spindle mounts a rotary seal which transmits fluid between a pump on the frame and the wheel motor on the yoke. A special clamp-type drive wheel assembly mounted the pneumatic tire to resist slippage of the tire on the wheel assembly.

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patent: 1842219 (1932-01-01), Trautman
patent: 2005627 (1935-06-01), Maranville
patent: 2432107 (1947-12-01), Williams
patent: 2868262 (1959-01-01), Straussler
patent: 3205962 (1965-09-01), Anderson

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