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1.21. ELECTRICALLY   CONTROLLED   HYDRAULIC CIRCUITS

TM 5-3895-373-20 1.20.2.   Track Tensioning System. The track tensioning system consists of the right auxiliary hydraulic pump,    50/50    flow    divider,    hydraulic    cylinders,    and pressure relief valves. The  track  tensioning  system  operates  by  maintaining  a pressure    of    900    (6205    kPa)    psi    on    two    hydraulic cylinders.    The  hydraulic   cylinder   pushes   on   the   idler roller to maintain track tension. The  right  auxiliary  hydraulic  pump  contains  two  pumps, 0.7 and 0.58 cu in.  (11,5 and 9,5 cc) outputs, mounted on a common  shaft.    The  0.58  cu  in.    (9,5  cc)  output  pump supplies oil to a 50/50 flow divider.  The flow divider splits the hydraulic flow, sending half to the stack valve. When    the    oil    enters    the    stack    valve,    overpressure protection  is  provided  by  a  2500  psi  (17  240  kPa)  relief valve.  The hydraulic oil exits the stack valve through the power  beyond  valve.    When  any  stack  valve  function  is used,    the    power    beyond    valve    shifts    and    redirects hydraulic  flow  to  the  stack  valve  supply  header.    This removes hydraulic flow from the track tensioning system. 1-40

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