Split drum and support arrangement for a compacting work...

Road structure – process – or apparatus – Apparatus – Means to agitate material

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C404S128000

Reexamination Certificate

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10918059

ABSTRACT:
A split drum is provided for a compacting work machine and includes a first and a second drum section. A support arrangement defines a housing that surrounds a vibratory mechanism and is adapted to support the first and second drum sections. The support arrangement comprises a first support member and a second support member that are rotatably connected. Rotational power may be supplied to the first and second drum sections through the use of a propel motor. The first and second drum sections may be rotated at equal speeds or different speeds relative to one another.

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HAMM, DV6, Operating and Service Manual, Edition 04 83, HAMM Walzenfabrik GmbH.

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