Multiple-speed axle mechanism providing overdrive and direct dri

Planetary gear transmission systems or components – With means to vary drive ratio or disconnect drive – Sun braked

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475312, 475328, 475339, F16H 354, F16H 356

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055384820

ABSTRACT:
In a powertrain, including a multiple-speed transmission, an axle shaft driven through differential mechanism, a two-speed axle mechanism includes an input shaft connected to the drive shaft, a multiple speed gear mechanism driveably connected to the differential mechanism. One form of the two-speed axle includes a planetary gearset, an overrunning brake, a brake band, and a friction clutch. Another form of the axle mechanism includes gears formed on the input shaft and output shaft, a planet gear wheel rotatably supported on a carrier, the gears of the wheel meshing with the gears on the shafts. A spring-applied clutch connects the output shaft to the carrier, and an hydraulically-actuated brake releases the clutch and holds the carrier against revolution on a casing.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2488756 (1949-11-01), Baker
patent: 2683997 (1954-07-01), Forster
patent: 3487726 (1970-01-01), Burnett
patent: 4567788 (1986-02-01), Miller

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