Claas Selbstfahrende Erntemaschinen Gmbh

Caterpillar Sarl

Claas Industrietechnik Gmbh

Dirk Schlichting

Heinrich Dueckinghaus

Norbert Strieker

Thomas Fedde

Heinrich Schneider

Stephan Bleischwitz

Guenter Eis

Stephan Berkemann

Oliver Hornberg

Heinrich Dückinghaus

Patrick Knoop

Heinrich Dückingaus

Günter Eis

A drive system for hydraulically driven working mechanisms of a working machine includes an axial piston pump, the pump capacity and flow direction of which is varied by changing the pivot angle of the axial piston pump. The drive system includes a hydraulic motor connected via a line to the axial piston pump and drivably connected to the working mechanisms, a control unit operated to set the pump capacity of the axial piston pump to zero and a control valve arrangement that is actuated by the control unit to actuate a limiting device such that the pivot angle of the axial piston pump can be mechanically set to zero degrees (0&#xb0;).

Drive system for hydraulically driven working mechanisms of a working machine

A hydraulic system for an agricultural working machine composed of a carrier vehicle and at least one adapting device has one or more hydraulically driven consumer included in each of the carrier vehicle and the at least one adapting device, and a common hydraulic pressure line, wherein the consumers are connected to the common hydraulic pressure line, and a constant hydraulic pressure is applied to the common hydraulic pressure line.

Hydraulic system for a self-propelled harvesting machine

The present invention is concerned with a work machine having a telescopic arm coupled to the front thereof. This arm is used for seating various sorts of frontal attachments and is raised and lowered by means of a hydraulic piston-cylinder unit. Now in order to ensure that an installed frontal attachment always rests on the ground with a pre-selected force, use is made of a pilot controlled seat valve and an adjustable pressure regulating valve which ensure that a constant pressure is maintained in the cylinder chamber formed below the base of the piston in the piston-cylinder unit when a constant supply of oil is fed to this part of the cylinder chamber. In consequence, this means that the installed frontal attachment always rests on the ground with one and the same force independently of whether the ground is flat or uneven. The frontal attachment thus precisely copies the contour of the ground at all times.

Hydraulic piston-cylinder unit for agricultural machines

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Paderborn-Dahl, Germany

Dirk Schlichting