(ALL)
Schnorr – Handbook for Disc Springs.
http://schnorr.com/docs/Handbook.pdf
and
http://www.schnorr.com/downloads.html
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Bellevilles
http://www.keybellevilles.com/apps.html
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Fan Disc Corporation
http://www.fandisc.com/
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Lee Spring (All Types)
http://www.leespring.com/int_belleville_wash.asp
Ken.
Spring Washers
Moderator: Harold_V
Spring Washers
One must remember.
The best learning experiences come
from working with the older Masters.
Ken.
The best learning experiences come
from working with the older Masters.
Ken.
Re: Spring Washers
Thanks for the links. I used to have a Case 2290 tractor that had a power shift transmission. It started to fail and would not engage reverse and a couple forward speeds. The main problem (there were several issues, and this tranny commonly fails ) was caused by a Belleville spring. There were several springs stacked back to back in a hydraulic clutch pack, used to cushion the shift (at least I think that's what they were for). One spring broke up into small pieces, and every time that clutch pack shifted, a broken piece of spring would take another bite out of the seal and piston.
The parts came out to about 600, which wasn't bad. Took a week of after work effort. Going price for the tranny rebuild at the dealer was 12K, which was about what the fixed tractor was worth. I suspect the Belleville spring was a little too hard, causing the eventual fractures.
The differential and the final drives also gave problems on this tractor. At least it did have a very good engine.
The parts came out to about 600, which wasn't bad. Took a week of after work effort. Going price for the tranny rebuild at the dealer was 12K, which was about what the fixed tractor was worth. I suspect the Belleville spring was a little too hard, causing the eventual fractures.
The differential and the final drives also gave problems on this tractor. At least it did have a very good engine.