Parker-Hannifin Corporation

Eaton Corporation

Maynard Wayne Marts

Jason Scot Richardson

Terry Lynn Lyons

John Matthew Rector

Michael L Melton

Ricky L Kegley

Michael Fabian Mendoza

A hydraulic motor receives pressurized fluid from a source controlled by a human operator to convert the energy in the hydraulic fluid to a rotational output to propel a drive wheel of a machine. The hydraulic motor includes an end cover, a manifold, a drive assembly, a wear plate, a housing, and an output assembly. The drive assembly includes a rotor with external teeth and a stator with internal teeth formed by rollers having end faces. The pressurized fluid from the source flows through the manifold to the drive assembly and causes rotational and orbital movement of the rotor relative to the stator. The rotational movement of the rotor is transmitted to the drive wheel by the output assembly. A first set of anti-cogging passages and a second set of anti-cogging passages communicate fluid pressure to the end faces in timed relationship to reduce cogging or detenting of the rotational output of the motor.

Geroller hydraulic motor with anti-cogging structure

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Jonesborough, TN, United States of America

Maynard Wayne Marts