Patent classifications
A01D57/04
Agricultural header reel position control based on header wing position
Systems, methods, and apparatuses for automatically controlling a position of a reel relative to wing of an agricultural header in response to movement of the wing are disclosed. In some instances, a position of the reel, such as a portion of the reel, is located at a different position relative to the wing based on an amount of articulation of the wing, such as an amount of angular displacement of the wing relative to a datum, such as a center frame of the header.
Agricultural header with cutter tracking reel
An agricultural vehicle includes a chassis and a header carried by the chassis. The header includes: a header frame; a cutter movably coupled to the header frame; a reel arm pivotably coupled to the header frame; a reel carried by the reel arm and including a plurality of tines; a variable displacement fluid cylinder including an interior chamber, a first piston linked to the reel arm placed within the interior chamber and a second piston placed within the interior chamber, the interior chamber defining a shared volume between the first piston and the second piston; and a piston driver linked to the cutter and configured to translate movement of the cutter relative to the header frame into displacement of the second piston within the interior chamber.
Agricultural header with cutter tracking reel
An agricultural vehicle includes a chassis and a header carried by the chassis. The header includes: a header frame; a cutter movably coupled to the header frame; a reel arm pivotably coupled to the header frame; a reel carried by the reel arm and including a plurality of tines; a variable displacement fluid cylinder including an interior chamber, a first piston linked to the reel arm placed within the interior chamber and a second piston placed within the interior chamber, the interior chamber defining a shared volume between the first piston and the second piston; and a piston driver linked to the cutter and configured to translate movement of the cutter relative to the header frame into displacement of the second piston within the interior chamber.
IMPROVED TELESCOPIC REEL
An improved telescopic reel includes a telescopic supporting frame and a central module including at least one bracket constrained to the supporting frame and connectable to a bearing and/or guide through a fastener. The bearing and/or guide is adapted to bear and guide, during its rotary motion, at least one transversal intersection element of the reel; the bearing and/or guide being positioned on the at least one intersection element at a first distance from a longitudinal central shaft of the reel, the first distance being greater than or equal to a second distance between the central shaft and a crosspiece of the reel.
IMPROVED TELESCOPIC REEL
An improved telescopic reel includes a telescopic supporting frame and a central module including at least one bracket constrained to the supporting frame and connectable to a bearing and/or guide through a fastener. The bearing and/or guide is adapted to bear and guide, during its rotary motion, at least one transversal intersection element of the reel; the bearing and/or guide being positioned on the at least one intersection element at a first distance from a longitudinal central shaft of the reel, the first distance being greater than or equal to a second distance between the central shaft and a crosspiece of the reel.
AGRICULTURAL HEADER REEL POSITION CONTROL BASED ON HEADER WING POSITION
Systems, methods, and apparatuses for automatically controlling a position of a reel relative to wing of an agricultural header in response to movement of the wing are disclosed. In some instances, a position of the reel, such as a portion of the reel, is located at a different position relative to the wing based on an amount of articulation of the wing, such as an amount of angular displacement of the wing relative to a datum, such as a center frame of the header.
AGRICULTURAL HEADER REEL POSITION CONTROL BASED ON HEADER WING POSITION
Systems, methods, and apparatuses for automatically controlling a position of a reel relative to wing of an agricultural header in response to movement of the wing are disclosed. In some instances, a position of the reel, such as a portion of the reel, is located at a different position relative to the wing based on an amount of articulation of the wing, such as an amount of angular displacement of the wing relative to a datum, such as a center frame of the header.
REEL AND CUTTER BAR FLOATING SYSTEM FOR A COMBINE HARVESTER PLATFORM, COMBINE HARVESTER PLATFORM AND AGRICULTURAL MACHINE
The present invention pertains to the fields of mechanical engineering and agriculture, and more specifically to platform technology for harvesters, specifically grain harvesters. In this regard, the present invention describes a cutting bar (1) and reel fluctuation system for a harvester platform comprising: a supporting element for the reel (11), a supporting element for the cutting bar (13); in which the supporting element for the reel (11) fastens the reel in a horizontal position on the harvester platform; and in which the supporting element for the cutting bar (13) fastens the cutting bar (1) in a horizontal position on the harvester platform; the cutting bar (1) and reel fluctuation system also including a articulation element of the reel (12); in which the articulation element of the reel (12) mechanically connects the supporting element for the reel (11) and the supporting element for the cutting bar (13); and in which the articulation element of the reel (12) is designed to adjust the fluctuation between the cutting bar and the reel, and also a harvester platform and agricultural machine using said fluctuation system.
REEL AND CUTTER BAR FLOATING SYSTEM FOR A COMBINE HARVESTER PLATFORM, COMBINE HARVESTER PLATFORM AND AGRICULTURAL MACHINE
The present invention pertains to the fields of mechanical engineering and agriculture, and more specifically to platform technology for harvesters, specifically grain harvesters. In this regard, the present invention describes a cutting bar (1) and reel fluctuation system for a harvester platform comprising: a supporting element for the reel (11), a supporting element for the cutting bar (13); in which the supporting element for the reel (11) fastens the reel in a horizontal position on the harvester platform; and in which the supporting element for the cutting bar (13) fastens the cutting bar (1) in a horizontal position on the harvester platform; the cutting bar (1) and reel fluctuation system also including a articulation element of the reel (12); in which the articulation element of the reel (12) mechanically connects the supporting element for the reel (11) and the supporting element for the cutting bar (13); and in which the articulation element of the reel (12) is designed to adjust the fluctuation between the cutting bar and the reel, and also a harvester platform and agricultural machine using said fluctuation system.
A FORAGE HARVESTER EQUIPPED WITH A CROP PICK-UP HEADER
In a harvester/header combination according to the invention, the header is a crop pick-up header (2) coupled to a forage harvester (1). The header comprises a frame (10) and a rotatable reel (13) configured to collect crops from the ground, a rotatable auger (20) provided with two oppositely wound helicoidal flights (26), and one or more windguard rolls (15). The auger is rotatable with respect to a pair of support arms (21) which are themselves pivotable relative to the frame, so that the pivoting movement of the arms results in lowering or raising the auger (20). According to the invention, the header comprises at least one set of actuators (18.19) capable of actively raising the auger and the windguard roll(s) and the harvester/header combination comprises a control unit (46) configured to execute a sequence of steps for removing a foreign object from the header, after detection of the object and stoppage of the harvester's feed rolls (51). The removal sequence includes raising the auger while rotating the auger in the reverse direction, followed by lowering the auger while maintaining said reverse rotation.