Subassembly for a differential

Details Subassembly for a differential Subassembly for a differential

1986-06-02

1988-02-16

Braun, Leslie

Machine element or mechanism

Gearing

Plural power paths to and/or from gearing

74710, F16H 138

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047247215

ABSTRACT:
A combination gear subassembly (50, 60, 90, or 130) for mounting pairs of combination gears (38, 70, 100, or 120) in a differential assembly having cross axis compound planetary gearing. The combination gear subassemblies are made up of a pair of combination gears together with a pair of journal plates (52, 62, or 92) each having a pair of bearing surfaces (54, 64, or 98) for receiving journals (46, 72, 102, or 122) which project from opposite ends of the combination gears. The combination gear subassemblies are mounted in guide slots (32, 66, or 116) formed in pedestals (28, 84 or 112) which connect end portions (12) of housing (10).

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