Offset chamfered teeth for coaxial cooperating gears in vehicle power trains
AssigneeZhejiang CFMOTO Power Co., Ltd.
InventorXie Lebang
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AssigneeZhejiang CFMOTO Power Co., Ltd.
InventorXie Lebang
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A power train component such as a gearbox includes driving and driven, coaxially arranged cooperating gears which engage each other via teeth. The engaging end surfaces of the teeth are provided with a first chamfer and a second chamfer, in which the chamfer edge is offset from bisecting the tooth. Preferably the offset chamfer edges are provided on both a driving gear (shifter), axially positionable using a shifting fork on a shift drum, and a driven low gear. In one preferred driving gear (shifter) design, the offset chamfer edges are only provided for the side engaged when the shifting fork moves against a spring force. The invention facilitates smoother and less binding movement between the non-engaged and the engaged axial positions, such that the gear can be more easily shifted by the shifting fork in at least one direction.
A pair of cooperating coaxially arranged gears for transmitting torque in a power train of a vehicle, comprising:
A power train component for a vehicle comprising:
A vehicle comprising:
A power train component for a vehicle comprising:
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