Deere + Company

David G Reid

Tony LaRosa

Marcus L Kuhl

Robert Raimund Davidson

Robert S Davidson

Julian Sanchez

John Raymond Arthur

Christopher T McCord

Allan N Schott

Roman Cisek

Eric T Lammers

Brian E Biles

Fernando Sandoval

Steven M Shatkin

Toby W Laughton

Darren J Nist

Joel R Brummer

Brett McClain

Ross E Jensen

An electrohydraulic valve system for controlling a braking system of a work machine includes a valve body forming a bore and a fluid channel, and a valve spool disposed within the bore and in fluid communication with the fluid channel. The valve spool includes at least a first land and a second land. An armature is positioned with respect to the valve spool to move the valve spool axially within the bore between a first position and a second position. A spring is disposed within the bore and biases the valve spool to its first position. A first electromagnetic coil and a second electromagnetic coil are operably controlled between an energized state and a de-energized state. The spring biases the valve spool to its first position when at least one of the first and second electromagnetic coil is in its de-energized state.

Uni-directional redundant solenoid valve for brake actuator and system thereof

Provided herein is a topical analgesic composition that includes an external analgesic agent, one or more pharmaceutically acceptable excipients, and at least one of a cannabinoid, terpene, and flavonoid. Also provided is a method that includes topically administering to a skin surface of a subject (e.g., human) the topical analgesic composition.

Topical analgesic

The present invention provides for a method for obtaining an oil extract of. The method includes: (a) contactingbiomass and an edible oil; (b) pressing between a pair of plates to provide spentand an oil extract of; and (c) separating the spentbiomass and the oil extract of

Oil extract of cannabis and method for obtaining

Provided is an oral soft gel capsule that includes a psychedelic compound. Also provided is a method of treating in a subject a disease or disorder ameliorated by a psychedelic compound, that includes orally administering to a subject an oral soft gel capsule that includes a therapeutically effective amount of the psychedelic compound. Also provided is a method of orally administering to a subject an oral soft gel capsule that includes a therapeutically effective amount of the psychedelic compound. Also provided is a method of orally administering to a subject an oral soft gel capsule that includes a low dose (e.g., microdose or sub-therapeutic dose) of the psychedelic compound.

Oral soft gel capsule containing psychedelic compound

Embodiments of a cold start lubricant distribution system include a lubricant distribution circuit, which fluidly interconnects first and second actively-lubricated work vehicle assemblies onboard a work vehicle. A flow divider section is included in the lubricant distribution circuit and through which lubricant flow is apportioned between the first and second actively-lubricated work vehicle assemblies. A lubricant supply pump is further located in the lubricant distribution circuit upstream of the flow divider section. The cold start lubricant distribution system further includes a lubricant flow modification assembly operably in a cold start mode. When operating in the cold start mode, the lubricant flow modification assembly reduces a volume of lubricant flow supplied to the first actively-lubricated work vehicle assembly through the flow divider section relative to a volume of lubricant flow supplied to the second actively-lubricated work vehicle assembly through the flow divider section.

Cold start lubricant distribution systems and work vehicles including the same

An agricultural vehicle transmission may comprise a housing comprising a bulkhead where the bulkhead may divide the housing into a sump and a reservoir. The bulkhead may comprise an opening configured to fluidly couple the sump and the reservoir. A plurality of transmission gears may be disposed in the reservoir of the housing. The opening in the bulkhead may balance the vehicle transmission system to remove excess oil in the sump and away from the plurality of transmission gears.

Pressurized aeration prevention reservoir

A hydrostatic transmission pressure monitoring system includes a hydrostatic transmission and a pressure sensor data source. The hydrostatic transmission includes, in turn, a transmission casing, a pivoting yoke assembly rotatably mounted in the transmission casing, a hydrostatic pump-motor arrangement containing a hydraulic pump-motor circuit at least partially formed in the pivoting yoke assembly, and a pressure scaling device fluidly coupled to the hydraulic pump-motor circuit. The pressure scaling device is configured to generate a pressure-scaled output signal substantially proportional to a peak circuit pressure within the hydraulic pump-motor circuit. The pressure sensor data source is fluidly coupled to the pressure scaling device and is configured to generate pressure sensor data indicative of the pressure-scaled output signal.

Hydrostatic transmission pressure monitoring systems and work vehicles containing the same

A power take-off (PTO) transmission unit transfers power between an input shaft and an output shaft. A gear set selectively couples the input shaft to the output shaft. A shift device includes a shift rail with ends forming inner pistons within chambers. The shift rail is configured to translate between first, second, and third positions based on the pressures of the chambers. Inner pistons nest within the outer pistons in the chambers. A shift fork and shift collar translate with the shift rail to, in the first position, engage the gear set such that power is transferred at a first speed ratio; in the second position, engage the gear set such that power is transferred at a second speed ratio; and in the third position, engage the gear set to provide a neutral mode in which the output shaft is free to rotate relative to the input shaft.

Power take-off arrangement for work vehicle

A creep steering control system for a utility vehicle is operable from a rearward-facing position. The creep steering control system includes a pivotable actuator alongside a rearward-facing seat that provides electronic output based on the position of the actuator. A linkage is provided between the pivotable actuator and steering wheel behind the seat.

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Cedar Falls, IA, United States of America

David G Reid