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Transfer case with interaxle dual planetary differential

CA 1268056 C · Owner: New Venture Gear, Inc. · Inventors: Eastman, Richard E.; Williams, Randolph C.

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A dual planetary differential for a two wheel/four wheel drive vehicle transfer case mechanism providing an unequal torque split between the front and rear wheels during its full-time four wheel drive operation. The dual planetary gear set may be shifted by means of a mode clutch to provide either four wheel drive with full-time differentiation between the front and rear wheels or a part-time four wheel drive mode wherein the dual planetary is in a locked-up condition. The first and second sun gears of the dual planetary have unequal diameters with differing numbers of teeth such that, for example, proportionally more torque is transferred to the rear wheels than the front wheels. The sun …

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  • Granted April 24, 1990. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 24, 2007.
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FiledNovember 25, 1986
GrantedApril 24, 1990
Term endedApril 24, 2007
Patent numberCA 1268056 C
Classification (IPC)F16H37/08 +1 more

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1987199019931996199920022005Application filedNov 25, 1986Patent grantedApril 24, 1990Term endedApril 24, 2007

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