Machine element or mechanism – Control lever and linkage systems – Multiple controlled elements
Patent
1984-02-15
1985-10-01
Schwartz, Larry I.
Machine element or mechanism
Control lever and linkage systems
Multiple controlled elements
G05G 918
Patent
active
045438439
ABSTRACT:
A remote master shift control mechanism (50) for mechanical shifting of a remotely controlled manual transmission (T) by applying a rotational (24) and an axial (22) motion to a connecting rod (20) operatively connected to the shift shaft (36) of the transmission is provided. The remote master shift control mechanism includes a master shift lever (66) which is attached to a master control shaft (54) by means of a clevis joint (81). The master control shaft is mounted in a control housing (52) for axial movement along and rotational movement about its axis (56) and includes at least one end (58) extending from the housing for operative (112) connection to the connecting rod. The control housing (52) defines a slot (86) extending substantially parallel to the pivot axis (80) of the clevis joint connection in which a bulbulous portion (98) of the shift lever is received and through which the bulbulous portion may travel upon movement of the shift lever in a plane containing the pivot axis (80) to apply a joint rotation to the shift lever and control shaft. The bulbulous portion is engageable with contact surfaces (88, 90) defining the slot (86) to define a reaction pivot point for the lever (66) upon movement of the lever in a plane containing the axis (56) of the control shaft (54) whereby movement of the control lever (66) in a plane containing the axis (56) of the control shaft will impart an axial movement to the control shaft.
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Lauer Ernst H.
Reynolds Joseph D.
Eaton Corporation
Gordon H. D.
Grace C. H.
Schwartz Larry I.
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