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一种撒播芝麻疏苗耙 |
CN201510987330.9 |
2015-12-27 |
CN105409351A |
2016-03-23 |
王火生 |
本发明涉及农业机械领域,尤其是一种撒播芝麻疏苗耙,包括耙柄和耙体,耙柄垂直固定在耙体中间的耙肩上,耙体上并排排列2至3个耙头,耙头通过耙脑与耙肩连接;耙头呈扇状,中间向上翘起,两侧向下向后弯曲;耙口呈向上拱起的弧形,疏苗时,所述弧形耙口的耙口线与地面齐平;耙脑呈鹅脖状向内弯曲,弯曲的角度为60至75度;耙肩宽30至60厘米,耙高20至25厘米,耙口宽20至25厘米;耙头外缘线之间的距离为10至15厘米。本发明的撒播芝麻疏苗耙,在同一耙体上排列两个或多个耙头,耙头之间按农作物生长需要留置留苗带,可实现人工操作或者机械操作,疏苗效率高,效果好,疏苗、松土和除草一次完成。 |
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Agricultural implement having diverse hitch and gang operation modes |
US15160474 |
2016-05-20 |
US09497897B2 |
2016-11-22 |
Mark Hennes |
An agricultural implement (10) has front and rear gangs (12, 13) of rotatable tillage tools arranged to follow each other along a line of travel. The front and rear gangs (12, 13) are mounted to a main frame (21F), which is mechanically linked to a hitch frame (22) by a self-leveling linkage system (32, 33). The linkage system (32, 33) includes a spring assembly (48) arranged to allow relative movement between the hitch frame (22) and the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a lowered field working position. The linkage system (32, 33) has a pivoting cam (41) for changing the field working preload of the spring assembly (48) to provide multiple hitch operation modes. The linkage system (32, 33) is arranged to make the main frame (21F) level and the hitch frame (22) rigid relative to the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a raised position. The linkage system (32, 33) also includes an adjustable stop device (43) that limits upward hitch movement to provide multiple rear gang hitch operation modes. |
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Agricultural implement having diverse hitch and gang operation modes |
US14349647 |
2012-12-14 |
US09370137B2 |
2016-06-21 |
Mark Hennes |
An agricultural implement (10) has front and rear gangs (12, 13) of rotatable tillage tools arranged to follow each other along a line of travel. The front and rear gangs (12, 13) are mounted to a main frame (21F), which is mechanically linked to a hitch frame (22) by a self-leveling linkage system (32, 33). The linkage system (32, 33) includes a spring assembly (48) arranged to allow relative movement between the hitch frame (22) and the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a lowered field working position. The linkage system (32, 33) has a pivoting cam (41) for changing the field working preload of the spring assembly (48) to provide multiple hitch operation modes. The linkage system (32, 33) is arranged to make the main frame (21F) level and the hitch frame (22) rigid relative to the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a raised position. The linkage system (32, 33) also includes an adjustable stop device (43) that limits upward hitch movement to provide multiple rear gang hitch operation modes. |
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Apparatus for adjusting tension and positioning of a harrowing chain |
US13102636 |
2011-05-06 |
US08662195B2 |
2014-03-04 |
Donnie Wayne Hicks; Randy Joe Holloway; Chad Phares |
The present disclosure generally provides systems for adjusting tension and positioning of a harrowing chain. Systems may include a tension adjustment assembly, and the tension adjustment assembly may include a pivot assembly and/or a cylinder hydraulic assembly. Modifications also may be made to the frame of an agricultural implement to address transport issues related to harrowing chains. Further modifications to exterior harrowing chains may be made to reduce the number of small ditches formed in a field due to digging by harrow disks of the chains. |
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Bar with enhanced rigidity |
US13529292 |
2012-06-21 |
US08479839B1 |
2013-07-09 |
Phil Kooima; Nicholas Vande Waerdt |
A tool supporting bar for supporting tools on an implement is disclosed and comprises an elongated tubular perimeter wall defining an interior and including a side wall portion. The bar includes a reinforcing wall located in the interior of the perimeter wall and mounted on the perimeter wall in a manner effective to increase bending resistance of the perimeter wall to a force applied in a direction normal to a plane of one of the side wall portion. A method of forming a tool bar comprises providing an elongated tubular perimeter wall defining an interior and including a one side wall portion; positioning a reinforcing wall in the interior of the perimeter wall; and mounting the reinforcing wall on the perimeter wall in a manner effective to increase bending resistance of the perimeter wall to a force applied in a direction normal to a plane of the side wall portion. |
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Bar with enhanced rigidity |
US12778272 |
2010-05-12 |
US08235135B1 |
2012-08-07 |
Phil Kooima; Nicholas Vande Waerdt |
A tool supporting bar for supporting tools on an implement comprises an elongated tubular perimeter wall defining an interior and including a side wall portion. The bar includes a reinforcing wall located in the interior of the perimeter wall and mounted on the perimeter wall in a manner effective to increase bending resistance of the perimeter wall to a force applied in a direction normal to a plane of one of the side wall portion. A method of forming a tool bar comprises providing an elongated tubular perimeter wall defining an interior and including a one side wall portion; positioning a reinforcing wall in the interior of the perimeter wall; and mounting the reinforcing wall on the perimeter wall in a manner effective to increase bending resistance of the perimeter wall to a force applied in a direction normal to a plane of the side wall portion. |
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Apparatus for Adjusting Tension and Positioning of a Harrowing Chain |
US13102636 |
2011-05-06 |
US20110203818A1 |
2011-08-25 |
Donnie Wayne Hicks; Randy Joe Holloway; Chad Phares |
The present disclosure generally provides systems for adjusting tension and positioning of a harrowing chain. Systems may include a tension adjustment assembly, and the tension adjustment assembly may include a pivot assembly and/or a cylinder hydraulic assembly. Modifications also may be made to the frame of an agricultural implement to address transport issues related to harrowing chains. Further modifications to exterior harrowing chains may be made to reduce the number of small ditches formed in a field due to digging by harrow disks of the chains. |
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Multiple-piece wing sections for cultivator and oscillation preventing device for same |
US31622972 |
1972-12-18 |
US3880241A |
1975-04-29 |
VINCENT JAMES H |
An improved farm implement of the foldable, sectional tow type including a central section, including a wheeled cart and wing sections hingedly connected to the central section. Each of the wing sections is comprised of a plurality of hingedly connected frames to allow good ground coverage on abrupt terrain. The sections are further connected to the cart for movement between transport positions and cultivating positions and dampening means interconnect the various frames of the wing section and operable to preclude the same from oscillating relative to each other when in the transport position.
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Soil incorporator |
US43029865 |
1965-02-04 |
US3347188A |
1967-10-17 |
RICHEY CLARENCE B |
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Wheel mounting assembly for harrow draw bars |
US24649962 |
1962-12-21 |
US3184250A |
1965-05-18 |
RHEINHARD BOBROWSKI |
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11 |
Tooth drag attachment |
US80708959 |
1959-04-17 |
US3085634A |
1963-04-16 |
HOTCHKISS JR ROBERT J |
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12 |
Drawbar |
US25641839 |
1939-02-15 |
US2274768A |
1942-03-03 |
ZINK WILLIAM L |
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13 |
Harrow drawbar |
US32828540 |
1940-04-06 |
US2263968A |
1941-11-25 |
GROSS GILBERT O |
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14 |
Leveling tool bar |
US14960736 |
2015-12-07 |
US09861032B2 |
2018-01-09 |
Christopher E Wood |
Representative implementations of devices and techniques provide a tool bar comprising a structure having a plurality of sections arranged in geometric forms. The geometric forms may change shape to keep a tool that is attached to the structure in a desired position while the tool bar is being used on uneven terrain, such as on a hillside or while the tool bar is rotated or pivoted at an angle with respect to the direction of travel. Changing the shape of the geometric forms can also result in rotating the tool attached to the structure with respect to the tool bar. |
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT HAVING DIVERSE HITCH AND GANG OPERATION MODES |
US15160474 |
2016-05-20 |
US20160262299A1 |
2016-09-15 |
Mark Hennes |
An agricultural implement (10) has front and rear gangs (12, 13) of rotatable tillage tools arranged to follow each other along a line of travel. The front and rear gangs (12, 13) are mounted to a main frame (21F), which is mechanically linked to a hitch frame (22) by a self-leveling linkage system (32, 33). The linkage system (32, 33) includes a spring assembly (48) arranged to allow relative movement between the hitch frame (22) and the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a lowered field working position. The linkage system (32, 33) has a pivoting cam (41) for changing the field working preload of the spring assembly (48) to provide multiple hitch operation modes. The linkage system (32, 33) is arranged to make the main frame (21F) level and the hitch frame (22) rigid relative to the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a raised position. The linkage system (32, 33) also includes an adjustable stop device (43) that limits upward hitch movement to provide multiple rear gang hitch operation modes. |
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT HAVING DIVERSE HITCH AND GANG OPERATION MODES |
US14349647 |
2012-12-14 |
US20150021059A1 |
2015-01-22 |
Mark Hennes |
An agricultural implement (10) has front and rear gangs (12, 13) of rotatable tillage tools arranged to follow each other along a line of travel. The front and rear gangs (12, 13) are mounted to a main frame (21F), which is mechanically linked to a hitch frame (22) by a self-leveling linkage system (32, 33). The linkage system (32, 33) includes a spring assembly (48) arranged to allow relative movement between the hitch frame (22) and the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a lowered field working position. The linkage system (32, 33) has a pivoting cam (41) for changing the field working preload of the spring assembly (48) to provide multiple hitch operation modes. The linkage system (32, 33) is arranged to make the main frame (21F) level and the hitch frame (22) rigid relative to the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a raised position. The linkage system (32, 33) also includes an adjustable stop device (43) that limits upward hitch movement to provide multiple rear gang hitch operation modes. |
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Joint device at an agricultural machine |
US11918166 |
2006-04-07 |
US08387716B2 |
2013-03-05 |
Morgan Collin; Johan Mattsson |
A joint device of an agricultural machine has at least one tool-bearing beam (2a-c, 3a-c) for soil tillage tools (4, 5, 38, 39), such as seed coulters and cultivator tines, whereby a portion (10) of the beam end, at least on one side of the machine, is detachably fastened by means of a bolt/nut connection (13, 18, 23) arranged within the tool-bearing beam. A threaded body (18, 50) in the bolt/nut connection is fixed, preferably plug welded, in the main part of the beam (2a-c, 3a-c). |
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APPARATUS FOR ADJUSTING TENSION AND POSITIONING OF A HARROWING CHAIN |
US13491263 |
2012-06-07 |
US20120247795A1 |
2012-10-04 |
Donnie Wayne Hicks; Randy Joe Holloway; Chad Phares |
The present disclosure generally provides systems for adjusting tension and positioning of a harrowing chain. Systems may include a tension adjustment assembly, and the tension adjustment assembly may include a pivot assembly and/or a cylinder hydraulic assembly. Modifications also may be made to the frame of an agricultural implement to address transport issues related to harrowing chains. Further modifications to exterior harrowing chains may be made to reduce the number of small ditches formed in a field due to digging by harrow disks of the chains. |
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Joint Device at an Agricultural Machine |
US11918166 |
2006-04-07 |
US20080190630A1 |
2008-08-14 |
Morgan Collin; Johan Mattsson |
The invention refers to a joint device at an agricultural machine with at least one tool-bearing beam (2a-c, 3a-c) for soil tillage tools (4, 5, 38, 39), such as seed coulters and cultivator tines, whereby a portion (10) of the beam end, at least on one side of the machine, is detachably fastened by means of a bolt/nut connection (13, 18, 23) arranged within said tool-bearing beam. A threaded body (18, 50) in the bolt/nut connection is fixed, preferably plug welded, in the main part of the beam (2a-c, 3a-c). |
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Mechanism for raising and lowering outrigger frames on implement carriers |
US3463241D |
1967-09-11 |
US3463241A |
1969-08-26 |
ESSEX DUANE ARNOLD |
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