Machine element or mechanism – Power take-off – From shaft extension
Patent
1984-06-06
1986-05-20
Staab, Lawrence J.
Machine element or mechanism
Power take-off
From shaft extension
180133, 180 534, 192 91A, F16H 3700, B62D 500, B60K 1728, B60K 2500
Patent
active
045892938
ABSTRACT:
An emergency PTO driving unit including an emergency PTO pump being normally equipped to a vehicle for an industrial machinery, said emergency PTO pump being interconnected through a clutch unit to an axle to utilize rotation of a wheel as a power source for driving the pump, said clutch unit being so composed that the clutch is brought into a "disengaged" state by means of a hydraulic pressure supplied from a proper hydraulic pump driven by an engine when the engine is running, and the clutch is brought into an "engaged" state by means of a spring means when the engine is stopped.
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Bednarek Michael D.
Kabushiki Kaisha Daikin Seisakusho
Staab Lawrence J.
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