ngage with driving pins, usually three in number,attached to the flywheel, while the driven disks engagewith similar pins carried on the rear driven member whichis, in turn, keyed or splined to the driven shaft connectedto the transmission. In the Detlaff clutch the driven pinsalso carry the… … Fig. 27—The Browne clutch other they are riveted to the driven plates, adding, it wouldseem, unnecessary weight to the driven unit. In nostif not all cases the pin type of construction is less expen-sive and probably somewhat lighter than the gear or disktype, but it has one rather serious…
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