Differential axle reduction gear housing
CA 1289388 C · Owner: Schlosser, Kraig J. · Inventors: Kessler, Thomas M.; Schlosser, Kraig J.
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Title, Differential Axle Gear Reduction Housing Abstract of the Invention, A one-piece axle housing contains an input shaft an intermediate shaft, a differential gear assembly and a pair of coaxially arranged axle shafts all of, which are aligned parallel to one another. The housing accommodates either a spur or helical gear system, preferably for small off-highway vehicles such as golf cars. In a preferred form, the unitary housing is die cast of aluminum and machined according to predetermined specifications. The input shaft is inserted through a motor side of the housing and is, retained by a snap ring. The intermediate shaft is next installed from the bottom of the housing and the, …
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- Granted September 24, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 24, 2008.
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