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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6148945 | Steering drive axle In a steering drive axle, particularly for agricultural tractors, the transverse transmission members (16-20) which bring the drive from a central differential (12) to the wheel hubs (13a) comprise a half-shaft portion (18) having a first end connected to... | 11/21/2000 |
| 5509497 | Steerable wheel drive assembly A steering wheel drive assembly for steerable wheels of vehicles. A hydraulic motor is provided for driving the wheel and includes a fluid distribution assembly located between the bearing assembly and piston drive assembly. Upper and lower bores are prov... | 04/23/1996 |
| 5067581 | Articulated drive with a belt and pulley arrangement An articulated drive system for an articulated motor vehicle having a motor and a steerable drive wheel on opposite sides of a pivot axis. The system comprises a drive belt connecting a drive pulley and a load pulley. Idler pulleys and a belt tensioning p... | 11/26/1991 |
| 4079799 | Steering drive axle assembly The combination of wheel bearing spindle, steering knuckle and brake support assembly is formed from a one piece casting for use in a steerable driving axle. The wheel bearing spindle portion has a generally conical shape and an axial bore of a shape adap... | 03/21/1978 |
| 4065152 | Uncoupled strut suspension system A strut-type suspension system for a front wheel drive vehicle, wherein the lower end of the shock absorber extends to a location either in front of or behind the drive axle and is secured to the steering knuckle, while the coil spring is mounted along si... | 12/27/1977 |
| 4057120 | Front wheel drive and suspension arrangement A front wheel drive and suspension arrangement wherein drive train and independent suspension components are integrally mounted on a cross-member structure and adapted for mounting as a subassembly on the front portion of a vehicular frame.... | 11/08/1977 |
