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Class 74/379 - Bevel and idler gears


Subclass of Class 74 - Machine element or mechanism
Definition: Transmissions wherein a bevel driving gear is in constant
No. of patents: 3
Last issue date: 11/23/2004


NumberTitleIssue Date
6820513Reverse gear device of a combined variable transmission system
A reverse gear device of a combined variable transmission system includes a housing which is mounted on the rear wheel axle of a motor scooter for housing a drive bevel gear, a driven bevel gear, an idle bevel gear, an idle gear shaft, shifting forks, and a sector p...
11/23/2004
5816968Idler sprocket assembly for a phased chain system
A chain and sprocket system includes a plurality of chains and sprockets. The system includes a crankshaft, an idler shaft and two overhead camshafts. The two sprockets on the idler shaft that connect by chain to drive the camshafts are phased or offset w...
10/06/1998
4735104Drive transmission unit for equal forward and reverse speeds, in particular for a ship drive
An input shaft is keyed to a first bevel gear, in constant mesh engagement with a second bevel gear keyed to a countershaft and rigidly associated with a first clutch, for causing a first pinion to become rotatively engaged with or disengaged from the inp...
04/05/1988
 
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