Abstract: The hydraulic counterbalance valve has a valve body with an inlet port, a cylinder port and a pilot port. The valve body has an interior chamber extending through the valve body which forms a check seat where the interior chamber narrows. The interior chamber is in communication with each port by a number of passages. A check valve is disposed in a first passageway between the interior chamber and the inlet port. A bypass passage exists to circumvent the check valve and provide communication between the interior chamber and the inlet port. A control spool is movably disposed in the interior chamber. The control spool has a pilot end, a sealing means, metered groove and a pilot check. The pilot check of the control spool forms a pilot check seal with the check seat of the interior chamber. A spool spring is disposed in the interior chamber and biases the control spool pilot check to seat against the pilot check seat of the interior chamber.

Abstract: A combination hydraulic pressure regulator and pressure switch includes a housing having an interior chamber connecting an inlet port to an outlet port. A seating device is movably received in the interior chamber and has a seat surrounding an opening. The opening is in communication with the outlet port. A poppet is movable in the interior chamber. An adjustment spring normally urges the poppet into engagement with the seat to close the opening, the poppet being movable in a direction away from the seat in response to hydraulic pressure in the interior chamber sufficient to overcome the force of the adjustment spring. A limit switch is mounted to the body. A switch actuator is associated with the poppet for actuating the limit switch in response to movement of the poppet in a direction away from the seat.

Abstract: A puller for removing an object from a shaft including first and second collars movable relative to one another along an axis, at least two circumferentially spaced clamping jaws pivotally supported at one end to the first collar and having means at the other end for grasping the object, at least two circumferentially spaced links, each of the links being pivotally supported at one end to the second collar and pivotally supported at the other end to an associated clamping jaw, and a drive structure for moving the collars together along the axis away from the shaft. A threaded rod is fixed to the second collar, and a nut receives the threaded rod and is secured against axial movement toward the shaft relative to the first collar. The nut may be turned to move the threaded rod and second collar axially relative to the first collar.