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AssigneeDeere & Company
InventorsPrashant M. Jundale, Prathamesh Dhoke, Parag Kolte, Jorge Florez J. Moreno
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A shifting device for a transmission is disclosed. The shifting device comprises a transmission shaft, a shift gear being mounted thereon, wherein the shift gear is configured with a connecting hub which is axially displaceable relative to the transmission shaft, wherein the connecting hub has an internal toothing in engagement with an external toothing of the transmission shaft, so that the shift gear is drive-connected to the transmission shaft in an axially displaceable manner therewith. A latching device is further provided, the shift gear being axially displaceable thereby into a plurality of latching positions. The latching device comprises a spring-pretensioned setting pin displaceably mounted radially to the transmission shaft and in engagement with a setting shaft rotatably mounted in the transmission shaft, such that the setting shaft and the setting pin can be brought out of an unlocked position into a locked position and vice-versa by rotating the setting shaft.
A shifting device for a transmission, having a transmission shaft, a shift gear being mounted thereon, wherein the shift gear is configured with a connecting hub which is axially displaceable relative to the transmission shaft, wherein the connecting hub has an internal toothing which is in engagement with an external toothing of the transmission shaft, so that the shift gear is drive-connected to the transmission shaft in an axially displaceable manner therewith, wherein a latching device is provided, the shift gear being axially displaceable thereby into a plurality of latching positions, and the latching device comprises a spring-pretensioned setting pin which is displaceably mounted radially to the transmission shaft and which is in engagement with a setting shaft which is rotatably mounted in the transmission shaft, by means of which setting shaft the setting pin is able to be brought out of an unlocked position into a locked position and vice-versa by rotating the setting shaft.
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