Clark Equipment Compnay

Polaris Industries Inc.

Matthew Ryan Kettner

Daniel J Krieger

Anthony J Kinsman

Matthew Kaldor

Christopher Wayne Lougheed

David Edward Marotte

David A Elia

Joseph Fredric Carter

Joseph Frederic Carter

Disclosed are power systems for use on various types of power machines, including an engine and a hydraulic pump assembly positioned in-line with and powered by an engine output shaft. A driving member powered by the engine has a central cavity through which access to the engine output shaft is provided to the hydraulic pump. A driven member is in communication with the driving member to receive power. The driven member is coupleable to a gearbox drive shaft that drives a gearbox, the gearbox having an output capable of driving a power take-off shaft.

Front power takeoff for utility vehicle

An attachment arm assembly includes an attachment arm that is pivotal about an arm pivot axis using a hydraulic lift cylinder. The attachment arm assembly also includes an interface plate pivotal about an interface plate pivot axis and configured to mount a tool. The interface plate has a main body and includes a first side edge having a first end and a second end. The interface plate includes a second side edge having a first end and a second end. The interface plate also includes a top edge that couples the second end of the first side edge to the second end of the second side edge. The first ends of the first and second side edge are spaced apart from each other a distance greater than a distance between the second ends of the first and second side edges.

Interface plate for mounting a light duty attachment to a lift arm assembly

A piston is disclosed that includes a longitudinal passage disposed between outlets on the opposing faces of the piston, and a radial passage extending from a node with the longitudinal passage to an outlet on the annular wall between opposing piston seals. Check valves are disposed in the longitudinal passage between the node and each of the piston faces, such that each of the check valves enables fluid flow from its inlet to the outlet on the annular wall, and block fluid flow from the outlet on the annular wall to the inlet. In the event of pistons in a fluid system becoming out of phase with each other, fluid may be admitted through the inlet of the longitudinal passage and the respective check valve and out a side wall outlet, thereby bypassing the piston to exit via the respective end port, until another, out-of-phase piston or pistons in the system also reach full extension or retraction, automatically returning all pistons in the system to be in phase with each other.

Passively rephasing piston

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Litchfield, MN, United States of America

Matthew Ryan Kettner