Abstract:
A shift device is provide for a power take-off transmission of an agricultural utility vehicle. The shift device comprises an input shaft that can be driven by an engine of the utility vehicle, and an output shaft. The input shaft is connectable to the output shaft by way of three gear pairs, in order to transmit torque from the input shaft to the output shaft via one of the three gear pairs. Three gear wheels of the gear pairs are assigned to the input shaft. Three gear wheels of the gear pairs are assigned to the output shaft. One gear wheel of a gear pair is rotationally fixed to the input shaft or the output shaft and the other gear wheel of the gear pair is rotationally fixable to the output shaft or the input shaft by a gearshift sleeve. The two gear wheels of a gear pair intermesh with one another. The output shaft has a recess, in which a PTO stub shaft can be reversibly introduced. A mechanism, which can be actuated by a PTO stub shaft and which serves to actuate a gearshift sleeve, provided on the output shaft and rotationally fixed to the output shaft, is provided on the output shaft. The gearshift sleeve in one shift position of the gearshift sleeve is rotationally fixed to a gear wheel of a first gear pair. In another shift position of the gearshift sleeve no rotationally fixed connection exists between the gearshift sleeve and gear wheel of the first gear pair. By means of a further gearshift sleeve a rotationally fixed connection can be established with a gear wheel of the second gear pair or with a gear wheel of the third gear pair.
Abstract:
In a double clutch transmission in which an input shaft can be coupled by two load clutches selectively with a central intermediate shaft and a concentric intermediate shaft and each of the intermediate shafts can be operatively connected by gear stages selectively to a first or a second jackshaft arranged in the power output path to a driven vehicle axle, wherein the jackshafts are arranged parallel to the transmission input and intermediate shafts, the intermediate shafts each have at least one gear firmly mounted thereon which forms the input gear for more than one of the gear stages provided for different transmission gear ratios so as to form a compact transmission arrangement, particularly for transverse engine applications.
Abstract:
An input shaft 10 is connected rotationally with an intermediary shaft 20 through a connecting drive gear GCV, a connecting first idle gear GC1, a connecting second idle gear GC2 and a connecting driven gear GCN. A fourth speed drive gear G4V, which is formed in a one-piece body with a reverse drive gear GRV, is provided rotatably over the input shaft 10, and a third speed drive gear G3V is provided rotatably over the intermediary shaft 20. Both the third speed drive gear G3V and the fourth speed drive gear G4V mesh with a third and fourth speed driven gear G34N, which is provided rotatably over an output shaft 40. Also, a reverse driven gear GRN, which is connected rotationally with the reverse drive gear GRV through a reverse idle gear GRI, is provided rotatably over the output shaft 40.
Abstract:
An automatic transmission includes a transmission case, a parking gear fixed to the transmission case, and a meshing mechanism, such as a synchromesh mechanism. The meshing mechanism includes a coupling sleeve to engage with the parking gear and hold a transmission output member unrotatable in a park lock state when the coupling sleeve is shifted axially toward the parking gear.
Abstract:
In a double clutch transmission in which an input shaft can be coupled by two load clutches selectively with a central intermediate shaft and a concentric intermediate shaft and each of the intermediate shafts can be operatively connected by gear stages selectively to a first or a second jackshaft arranged in the power output path to a driven vehicle axle, wherein the jackshafts are arranged parallel to the transmission input and intermediate shafts, the intermediate shafts each have at least one gear firmly mounted thereon which forms the input gear for more than one of the gear stages provided for different transmission gear ratios so as to form a compact transmission arrangement, particularly for transverse engine applications.
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for lubricating an internal-combustion engine includes a shaft extending through a gearbox, a gear and a sliding sleeve coupled to rotate with the shaft and adapted to move axially along the shaft, a gearshift fork in mating engagement with the sliding sleeve and moveable parallel to the shaft, a rib in the gearbox adjacent the shaft, and a duct extending into the gearbox. The duct preferably directs a lubricant onto the gearshift fork and the sliding sleeve. Preferably, the rib directs the lubricant from the duct onto the gearshift fork and the sliding sleeve. In an alternative embodiment, at least some of the lubricant flung from the shaft, gear, and sliding sleeve contacts the rib and is directed onto the sliding sleeve and the gearshift fork. Further preferably, a projection extends from the rib to direct the lubricant onto the sliding sleeve and the gearshift fork.
Abstract:
An input shaft 10 is connected rotationally with an intermediary shaft 20 through a connecting drive gear GCV, a connecting first idle gear GC1, a connecting second idle gear GC2 and a connecting driven gear GCN. A fourth speed drive gear G4V, which is formed in a one-piece body with a reverse drive gear GRV, is provided rotatably over the input shaft 10, and a third speed drive gear G3V is provided rotatably over the intermediary shaft 20. Both the third speed drive gear G3V and the fourth speed drive gear G4V mesh with a third and fourth speed driven gear G34N, which is provided rotatably over an output shaft 40. Also, a reverse driven gear GRN, which is connected rotationally with the reverse drive gear GRV through a reverse idle gear GRI, is provided rotatably over the output shaft 40. Either the third and fourth speed driven gear G34N or the reverse driven gear GRN is connected to the output shaft 40 by a selective clutch CTD.
Abstract:
A transmission with a drive shaft (10), an output shaft (20) mounted coaxially thereto and a countershaft (30), there being provided a first constant gear pair (K1) that can transmit the rotation of the countershaft (30) to the output shaft (20) and wherein respective toothed gear pairs are allocated to the individual gears, the gear pairs optionally transmitting the rotation of the drive shaft (10) to the countershaft (30). A second constant gear pair (K2) can transmit the rotation of the countershaft (30) to the output shaft (20). The toothed gears (1-1, 1-2; 2-1, 2-2; 3-1, 3-2) of a gear of a first group of gears can be optionally select to be operative between the drive shaft (10) and the countershaft (30), the rotation of the countershaft (30) being transmissible via the first constant air (K1) to the output shaft (20). After switching to the second constant gear pair (K2), a gear of a second group of gears, via the second constant gear pair (K2) can be switched to the output shaft (20) by selecting a toothed gear pair (3-1, 3-2) of a gear of the first group and transmitting the rotation of the countershaft (30) via the second constant gear pair (K2).