Valve means for use in controlling operation of a hydraulic moto

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Working fluid bypass – Selectively adjustable vane or working fluid control for bypass

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30381, 184 15R, 13762512, 137882, F15B 1304

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041759095

ABSTRACT:
The control valve mechanism of, for example a hydraulic motor for a chain saw, includes a two-position spool having a hollow interior permanently connected to reservoir and a cylindrical wall formed with ports which are closed in one valve position and open in the other valve position. During movement of the spool into the motor-operating position, a lubricant passageway is opened before the motor is fully operational.

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