Machine element or mechanism – Power take-off – From shaft extension
Patent
1975-07-30
1977-06-28
Scott, Samuel
Machine element or mechanism
Power take-off
From shaft extension
74331, F16H 308, F16H 3706
Patent
active
040317625
ABSTRACT:
A known family of multi-speed constant-mesh gear reversible powershift transmissions has a basic structure that includes a plurality of drivingly connected shafts, with all of these shafts lying in a common plane. A plurality of gear trains selectively drives the output shaft at various speed ratios, and pluralities of clutches are used for connecting several of the shafts and for connecting various ones of the gears to various shafts for conjoint rotation therewith. The improvement resides in the modification of an inline transmision to a drop-type transmission which permits the interposition of a power takeoff shaft that is operatively connected to and axially aligned with the input shaft.
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Clark Equipment Company
Pietruszka Carl F.
Ruf Ernst H.
Scott Samuel
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