Apparatus for machining axle shafts
OwnerCurtis W. Melbyinventor
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Apparatus for the in-place machining of trailing axle spindles of self-propelled motor vehicles utilizing a spindle shaft retained within a housing. The apparatus includes frame means with inner and outer end panels, and with the inner end panel having a bore for receiving a spindle shaft therethrough. Clamping means are arranged to dispose the bore concentrically with the spindle being machined. Drive means are provided, along with a main drive shaft mounted for rotation within each of the end panels. A second drive shaft in the form of an hexagonal drive shaft is also mounted for rotation within the end panels. Cutter head carriage sleeve means are journably mounted on the drive shaft and include a carriage body along with a hollow cylindrical housing journably secured to the body and having a plurality of radially disposed cutting blades coupled thereto. Preferably, an uneven plural number of such cutting heads are utilized to provide for proper treatment of the work. A lead screw shaft extends between the opposed panel members and is journably coupled to each. Tooth means are secured to the carriage body and engage the lead screw shaft means, with further means being provided to supportedly couple the carriage body to the lead screw and to the drive shaft.
Apparatus for the in-place machining of spindles of self-propelled motor vehicles and trailer vehicles utilizing a spindle retained along an axle and comprising:
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