Applying an auxiliary transmission system on the land movement equipment to increase its productivity
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1980.v33.i321.2312Abstract
The productivity of the mobile industrial equipment can be increased applying an auxiliary transmission system on the nondrive wheels, especially when the traction conditions are limited or variable. To increase the traction effort and steering stability this system has been applied on the front wheels of the John Deere power graders, using hydraulic drive and electronic control. This system could be applied on other mobile industrial equipment types.
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