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| 81 | PFLUG MIT MEHREREN AN EINEM PFLUGBALKEN ANGEBRACHTEN PFLUGKÖRPERN | EP15168553.4 | 2015-05-21 | EP2949192A1 | 2015-12-02 | von der Heide, Hans |
Die vorliegende Erfindung betrifft einen Pflug (1) mit mehreren an einem Pflugbalken (11) angebrachten Pflugkörpern (2), wobei der Pflugbalken (11) rechtwinklig zur Arbeitsrichtung (A) des Pfluges (1) ausgerichtet ist und wobei die Pflugkörper (2) zum Pflügen eines Bodens (8) nebeneinander am Pflugbalken (11) angeordnet sind. Der Pflug (1) gemäß Erfindung ist dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass jeder Pflugkörper (2) ein einheitliches Bauteil ist und die Form eines in einer vertikalen Ebene in Längsrichtung halbierten Rohres mit vorne und hinten schräg verlaufenden Kanten (26, 27) hat, wobei jeweils die Längsachsen der Pflugkörper (2) parallel zueinander schräg zur Arbeitsrichtung (A) des Pfluges (1) ausgerichtet sind.
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| 82 | Linkage component on an agricultural vehicle | EP13158265.2 | 2013-03-07 | EP2656711A1 | 2013-10-30 | Kaemmerer, Andreas |
A mounting component forming an operational part of a front linkage on an agricultural vehicle, wherein said component is a unitary body adapted for storing at least one fluid.
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| 83 | Kupplung zum Verbinden von Hydraulikleitungen | EP10174504.0 | 2010-08-30 | EP2399441A1 | 2011-12-28 | Fedde, Thomas |
Die Erfindung betrifft eine Kupplung (12) zum Verbinden von Hydraulikleitungen (8) mit einem ersten, mit dem Trägerfahrzeug (1) verbundenen Kupplungsteil (10) und einem mit dem ersten Kupplungsteil (10) verbindbaren zweiten Kupplungsteil (11), einer dem ersten Kupplungsteil (10) zugeordneten Arretiervorrichtung (15) und zumindest einem dem zweiten Kupplungsteil (11) zugeordneten, mit der Arretiervorrichtung (15) in Eingriff bringbaren Fixierstift (24) wobei der zumindest eine Fixierstift (24) während der Kupplung des ersten und zweiten Kupplungsteils (10, 11) in einer der Arretiervorrichtung (15) zugeordneten Kurvenbahn (23) geführt und in der Arretierposition (18) von dieser freigegeben wird.
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| 84 | Automatically setting operating parameters for an adjustable spreader of an agricultural harvesting machine | EP08155146.7 | 2008-04-24 | EP1985170A1 | 2008-10-29 | Farley, Herbert M.; Isaac, Nathan E.; Lauwers, Andrew V.; Benes, Jason M. |
Apparatus and a method for automatically recognising a header (32, 34) connected to a harvesting machine (20) and setting operating and/or adjustment parameters of a spreader (24/28) of the machine (20) for use with the header. The apparatus includes a memory (76) containing information representative of predetermined spreader settings for at least one header connectable to the harvesting machine, such as a grain header (32) and a corn or maize header (34). A detector element (78) is operable for automatically identifying a header connected to the machine (20) and outputting a signal or information representative thereof, to a controller (74) automatically operable for using that information for retrieving the stored information representative of the predetermined spreader settings for that header. Input commands and/or information, for instance, relating to crop type, and/or crop and environmental conditions, can also be inputted using either an onboard or remote input device (84). The controller (74) then responsively controls a crop residue spreader (24/28) connected to the machine (20) as a function of the retrieved information and any inputted commands or information, if within predetermined permissible ranges.
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| 85 | Turn signal/brake light converters for towed vehicles | EP00201563.4 | 2000-05-01 | EP1052142B1 | 2007-08-29 | Long, Robert E. |
| 86 | Turn signal/brake light converters for towed vehicles | EP00201563.4 | 2000-05-01 | EP1052142A2 | 2000-11-15 | Long, Robert E. |
A converter circuit (10) connected between the signal light control system (14) of a towing vehicle and the turn signal and brake lamps (12) of a towed farm implement discriminates between braking signals and turn signals appearing at the same pin positions (3, 4) of a connector receptacle (18) by timing the duration of the signals. In a second embodiment providing for enhanced lighting of farm implements when traveling on public roads, latching relays (K1-K4) establish circuits for flashing the brake lamp (80, 82) in the direction of turn. A switch (110/210) may be provided to enable the enhanced lighting when the towing vehicle is a tractor, or disable the enhanced lighting and permit the implement turn signal and brake lights (76, 78, 80, 82) to mimic the operation of the turn signal and lights on a truck when the towing vehicle is a truck. |
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| 87 | CONTROL UNITS, NODES, SYSTEM, AND METHOD FOR TRANSMITTING AND COMMUNICATING DATA | US15800954 | 2017-11-01 | US20180116102A1 | 2018-05-03 | MAX TAYLOR; RYAN LEGGE; MATTHEW J. WILHELMI; DUSTAN HAHN; JAMIE SHULTS; RYAN TAYLOR; JASON SCHOON; KELLY MINTON; RYAN MCMAHAN; MATTHEW MOELLER; WILL WHITEMAN |
| Agricultural electronics include many components. The components can be connected via an electronic link that connects the various components to components of an agricultural implement. This can include the use of a component type identifier and a master module. The identifier and the module can communicate data, including identification data and instructional data, to easily acknowledge and operate various electrical components of the agricultural implement. Additional sensors can be included to provide even additional data that is communicated between the module and the components of the agricultural implement to aid in providing instructions for operation and to provide additional data information. | ||||||
| 88 | Lift control apparatus for ground work apparatus | US14806052 | 2015-07-22 | US09943023B2 | 2018-04-17 | Shigeru Komatsu; Keiji Takahashi |
| A lift control apparatus includes a height sensor that outputs a height detection signal after a height of a ground work apparatus is detected. The ground work apparatus is coupled to a traveling work vehicle via a lift mechanism. An upper limit manager sets an upper limit position of the ground work apparatus based on an operation input signal from an input operation device for an upper limit setting USD. A setting prohibitor prohibits, when the upper limit position being set by the operation input signal is lower than the height of the ground work apparatus based on the height detection signal, the setting of the upper limit position from the operation input signal, and setting the upper limit position to the height of the ground work apparatus based on the height detection signal. | ||||||
| 89 | Agricultural Vehicle having Reconfigurable Controls | US15726653 | 2017-10-06 | US20180098481A1 | 2018-04-12 | Alexander Barzen |
| An agricultural tractor having an auxiliary control station located outside of the tractor cab. The auxiliary control station is used for the actuation of tractor components, e.g. hydraulic cylinders, when an operator is outside of the cab. The auxiliary control station has a user interface which allows the external controls of the auxiliary control station to be reassigned to operate different actuatable elements of the tractor, thereby providing for increased ease-of-use of the tractor when an operator is outside of the cab. | ||||||
| 90 | ARRANGEMENT FOR DETERMINING THE PLUGGING POSITION OF A HOSE COUPLING ON A CONNECTION FIELD | US15458602 | 2017-03-14 | US20170300725A1 | 2017-10-19 | Bernd Baum; Florian Reinmuth; Daniel Frost |
| An arrangement for determining a plugging position of a hose coupling on a connection field includes the connection field including a plurality of coupling sockets and a plurality of hose couplings in which each of the plurality of hose couplings is coupled to a corresponding one of the plurality of coupling sockets. The at least one hose coupling includes a receiving coil and each of the plurality of coupling sockets includes a transmitting coil. A data interface is disposed in communication with the receiving coil, and an evaluation unit is disposed in communication with the data interface. The receiving coil is configured to analyze an individual identifier retrievable at the transmitting coil during connection of the at least one hose coupling to one of the coupling sockets, and the identifier is transmitted via the data interface to the evaluation unit to determine the plugging position of the hose coupling. | ||||||
| 91 | Pressure control system and method for an agricultural planter | US15174400 | 2016-06-06 | US09769977B2 | 2017-09-26 | Michael M. Beck; Jerry L. Brinkley; Jonathan L. Buelow; Darwin L. Steffensen |
| A planter system includes a planter having an unloading valve and a controller. The unloading valve is fluidly coupled between an inlet and an outlet of a pump. The unloading valve is configured to receive a fluid at a supply pressure, to supply a first portion of the fluid from the inlet to a hydraulic planter system at an unloading pressure less than the supply pressure, and to recirculate a remainder of the fluid to the pump via the outlet. The controller is communicatively coupled to the unloading valve and to the pump. The controller is configured to control the pressure of the fluid supplied to the inlet and to control the unloading pressure of the first portion supplied to the hydraulic planter system. | ||||||
| 92 | Electrical supply arrangement on a vehicle | US14355621 | 2012-10-09 | US09604514B2 | 2017-03-28 | Daniel Vonroth |
| An electrical connection arrangement on a vehicle comprising vehicle contact means connectable to an implement contact means associated with an implement. The vehicle and/or implement contact means is connectable to a control unit which determines wear or damage of the vehicle and/or implement contact means and the wear or damage is communicated to the vehicle operator. | ||||||
| 93 | Data communication interface for an agricultural utility vehicle | US14007463 | 2012-04-18 | US09396153B2 | 2016-07-19 | Ole Peters; Thomas Floerchinger; Martin Von Hoyningen-Huene; Peter Pickel |
| A data communication interface for an agricultural utility vehicle, particularly an agricultural tractor, having an interface connector that can be connected either to a first data communication network or to a second data communication network by means of an electrically operatable changeover device, wherein the first data communication network is terminated at a line end associated with the interface connector by means of a disconnectable terminating resistor, and having a control unit that connects the interface connector to the first data communication network by means of appropriate operating of the changeover device exclusively when it infers the presence of a control signal that is provided for disconnecting the terminating resistor. | ||||||
| 94 | FRONT FOLD IMPLEMENT FRAME WITH PIVOTAL DRAFT LINK CONNECTION | US14272640 | 2014-05-08 | US20150319912A1 | 2015-11-12 | Vaughan G. Stevenson |
| A forward folding agricultural implement frame has a center frame with pivotally connected wings that fold forward for storage and laterally for use. A pair of draft links connects the wings to a telescopic hitch that extends forward from the center frame. A pivot pin operably mounted to a forward portion of the telescopic hitch defines a generally vertical pivot axis. A pivot link is connected to the pivot pin to pivot about the generally vertical pivot axis. The pivot link having a first portion on one side of the pivot pin and a second portion on an opposite of the pivot pin from the first portion. The draft links are pivotally connected to the first and second portions of the pivot link. When the wings are flexed in opposite directions (or when one wing is neutral and the other wing is flexed), the pivot link will permit opposite relative movement of the draft link ends relative to the inner hitch, which reduces internal stress and prevents permanent strain of the components. | ||||||
| 95 | PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR AN AGRICULTURAL PLANTER | US14076688 | 2013-11-11 | US20150128834A1 | 2015-05-14 | Michael M. Beck; Jerry L. Brinkley; Jonathan L. Buelow; Darwin L. Steffensen |
| A planter system includes a planter having an unloading valve and a controller. The unloading valve is fluidly coupled between an inlet and an outlet of a pump. The unloading valve is configured to receive a fluid at a supply pressure, to supply a first portion of the fluid from the inlet to a hydraulic planter system at an unloading pressure less than the supply pressure, and to recirculate a remainder of the fluid to the pump via the outlet. The controller is communicatively coupled to the unloading valve and to the pump. The controller is configured to control the pressure of the fluid supplied to the inlet and to control the unloading pressure of the first portion supplied to the hydraulic planter system. | ||||||
| 96 | Docking station | US13632341 | 2012-10-01 | US08955864B2 | 2015-02-17 | Nelson J. Palen; Roger L. Meek; Bradley A. Stewart |
| A hydraulically-operated implement has a hydraulic system with a hose and a coupler connecting the hose to a mating port on a tractor. A docking station is mounted on the implement receives the coupler on the free end of the hose when disconnected from the tractor. The docking station includes a station body having a coupler receiving portion and a leakage collection portion. The coupler receiving portion has a primary side with at least one circular bore and the leakage collection portion contains a drain opening. A retention device positioned on the inner periphery of each of the circular bores receives the coupler. The drain opening is sealed with a drain plug and the docking station has an inside bulkhead parallel with the primary side of the station body. The bulkhead has a circular hole formed therein aligned with the at least one cylindrical bore in the primary side. | ||||||
| 97 | TARP TOW | US13830768 | 2013-03-14 | US20140265180A1 | 2014-09-18 | Mark Edward Arnurius |
| It is connected to a lawn tractor or vehicle for towing any foldable sheet type material such as a tarp, (construction) plastic, or cloth across the ground to move large debris or material. This assembly contains multiple tubing, stabilizers, and hardware that allow a direct connection to a lawn tractor or a vehicle/ATV using a standard receiver type hitch. The sheet material is folded and then rolled onto the tarp connection tube and then attached to the tarp support tube. When towing, the clamping point gets tighter the harder you pull on it, making it a strong connection. Now the material is tightly gripped between these two tubes, which allow the use of any type of foldable sheet material for towing. This design eliminates the need to use any type of grommet load connection points within the sheet material that could be easily pulled out during heavy loads or use. | ||||||
| 98 | Deployable operator interface for an agricultural vehicle | US13097355 | 2011-04-29 | US08777125B2 | 2014-07-15 | John Paul Honermann; Scott David Reese |
| An operator interface assembly is provided that includes a frame having a first end configured to rotatably couple to a first lateral frame tube of an agricultural vehicle, and a second end configured to transition between a raised position adjacent to a second lateral frame tube of the agricultural vehicle and a lowered position beneath the second lateral frame tube via rotation of the frame about the first end. The operator interface assembly also includes a fluid inlet coupled to the frame, and configured to provide fluid to the agricultural vehicle. In addition, the operator interface assembly includes a valve coupled to the frame, and configured to control fluid flow from the fluid inlet to the agricultural vehicle. The fluid inlet and the valve are positioned adjacent to the second end of the frame, and directed laterally outward with respect to the agricultural vehicle. | ||||||
| 99 | Data communication interface for an agricultural utility vehicle | US14007463 | 2012-04-18 | US20140047152A1 | 2014-02-13 | Ole Peters; Thomas Floerchinger; Martin Von Hoyningen-Huene; Peter Pickel |
| A data communication interface for an agricultural utility vehicle, particularly an agricultural tractor, having an interface connector that can be connected either to a first data communication network or to a second data communication network by means of an electrically operatable changeover device, wherein the first data communication network is terminated at a line end associated with the interface connector by means of a disconnectable terminating resistor, and having a control unit that connects the interface connector to the first data communication network by means of appropriate operating of the changeover device exclusively when it infers the presence of a control signal that is provided for disconnecting the terminating resistor. | ||||||
| 100 | Linkage Component on an Agricultural Vehicle | US13871070 | 2013-04-26 | US20130285350A1 | 2013-10-31 | Andreas Kaemmerer |
| A mounting component forming an operational part of a front linkage on an agricultural vehicle, wherein said component is a unitary body adapted for storing at least one fluid. | ||||||
