Engineered for 17.5-tonne (19-ton) wheeled excavators, this Dana drivetrain system is composed of a Spicer Model 263 planetary steering axle, a Spicer Model 163 planetary rigid axle with a directly flanged Spicer Model 369 shift-on-fly hydrostatic transmission, and a Spicer Life Series Model SPL55 driveshaft.
Spicer Model 369 Shift-on-Fly Hydrostatic Transmission
- Enhances mobility, comfort, and ease of use
- Allows quick shifting from low to high range while moving
- Enables seamless operation from reverse, full stop, and forward up to speeds of 40 km/h (25 mph)
- Accommodates a single motor, providing a 700 Nm continuous input torque and a maximum input of 4500 RPM
- Offers wide combination of ratios with a deepest first gear ratio of 4.53:1
- Compact layout with a 151 mm drop
- Enables remote-mounting as well as vertically or horizontally flanged to the axle
Spicer Model 163 and Spicer Model 263 Axles
- Features 30,000 daN (static) and 11,500 daN (dynamic) load capacity
- Hydraulic-applied, outboard wet disc service brakes located in wheel hub minimize vehicle rocking while digging without deploying outriggers
- Available with optional spring-applied hydraulically released (SAHR) park brake which reduces number of parts and eliminates need for separate external park brake
- Maximum output of 52,960 N-m (39,061 lb-ft)
- Offers a spiral bevel gear as well as DIN, SAE, and mechanics input flange options
- Model 263 planetary steering axle provides integrated steering cylinder with a 35-degree maximum steering angle and a 6-to-1 planetary final drive ratio
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