Hydraulic selector valve having joy stick control

Fluid handling – With leakage or drip collecting

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91522, 91465, 1376362, 137868, F16K 2900

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044211350

ABSTRACT:
A manually operable hydraulic selector valve includes a plurality of two-way spool valves which are normally closed and are selectively shiftable individually or in pairs by a joy stick operator to open positions whereby motive fluid can be delivered to a given instrumentality such as the jack cylinder of a construction crane outrigger arm. The joy stick carries a conical disc which cammingly engages drive pin extensions of the individual spool valves. A positive stop for the conical disc is afforded by contact of the disc with the mounting plate of the selector valve. The selector valve is employed with an associated two-way directional control valve.

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patent: 4296773 (1981-10-01), Harshman

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