A discharge accessory for a lawnmower includes an inlet end and a hook disposed at the inlet end. The hook defines a channel. A lever arm extends from the hook in a direction transverse to the channel, and a protrusion is disposed in the channel. The protrusion extends in a first direction transverse to the channel and to the lever arm, and the protrusion extends in a second direction transverse to the channel.

Method for operating an agricultural harvester (1), wherein the agricultural harvester (1) has at least one mowing unit (3, 4, 5), the respective mowing unit (3, 4, 5) has mowing elements (6) for mowing crop and a swathing device (7, 8) for discharging the mowed crop in the form of at least one swath (9, 10, 11), a density of the crop and/or a moisture content of the crop is determined, and wherein a width of the at least one swath (9, 10, 11) is adjusted automatically, depending on the determined density of the crop and/or the determined moisture content of the crop. FIG. 1

Method for operating an agricultural harvester (1), wherein the agricultural harvester (1) has at least one mowing unit (3, 4, 5), the respective mowing unit (3, 4, 5) has mowing elements (6) for mowing crop and a swathing device (7, 8) for discharging the mowed crop in the form of at least one swath (9, 10, 11), a density of the crop and/or a moisture content of the crop is determined, and wherein a width of the at least one swath (9, 10, 11) is adjusted automatically, depending on the determined density of the crop and/or the determined moisture content of the crop. FIG. 1

A method includes cutting hay in an agricultural field, determining a mass of the hay, determining a moisture content of the hay, determining an ash content of the hay, calculating a corrected yield of the hay, and labeling the hay with an indicator of the corrected yield of the hay. The corrected yield is based on the mass, the moisture content, and the ash content of the hay.

A method includes cutting hay in an agricultural field, determining a mass of the hay, determining a moisture content of the hay, determining an ash content of the hay, calculating a corrected yield of the hay, and labeling the hay with an indicator of the corrected yield of the hay. The corrected yield is based on the mass, the moisture content, and the ash content of the hay.

A windrow picker is equipped with a supporting frame movable in a forward direction across a field. The frame having mounted thereon a pick-up drum, an output conveyor and a first rocker. The first rocker is mounted at its upper, rearward end on the frame so as to be pivotable about a transversely extending axis of rotation. A second rocker is hinged to the first rocker at the lower, front end of the first rocker at a mounting so as to be pivotable about a transversely extending axis. The second rocker supports a front, lower hold-down roller and a rear, upper hold-down roller. The lowest possible position of the second rocker is limited by a stop which cooperates with a counter stop. The counter stop is attached to the frame.

The disclosure relates to a lateral transport system for a harvester comprising a chassis, first and second ground wheels coupled to the chassis, and a lateral transport assembly operably coupled to the chassis and operable between a transport operation mode and a stowed operation mode. The lateral transport assembly comprises a tongue pivotally coupled to the chassis, a first suspension element rotatable about a first axis and a second axis, a second suspension element rotatably about the second axis, and a hydraulic actuation system operably coupled to the tongue, the first suspension element, and the second suspension element. In the transport operation mode, hydraulic fluid is allowed to flow into the hydraulic actuation system to rotate the first suspension element about the first axis, and subsequently rotate the first and second suspension elements about the second axis.

A grass collection chute fastener includes a lever that tensions a strap that engages the grass collection chute and mower deck. A hook attached to the strap is insertable into a hole adjacent a side discharge opening of a multi-blade mower deck to secure the grass collection chute over the side discharge opening by rotating the lever to an over center position.

A float arm support system may include a float arm supporting an active member, the float arm being pivotable about a first axis, a skid shoe to bear against and follow local ground contours of the underlying terrain while supporting the active member of the float arm above the underlying terrain and a powered actuator. The skid shoe may be coupled to the float arm between the first axis and the active member. The powered actuator may be operably coupled to the skid shoe to vertically move the skid shoe to adjust a spacing at which the skid shoe supports the active member of the float arm relative to the underlying terrain.

A float arm support system may include a float arm supporting an active member, the float arm being pivotable about a first axis, a skid shoe to bear against and follow local ground contours of the underlying terrain while supporting the active member of the float arm above the underlying terrain and a powered actuator. The skid shoe may be coupled to the float arm between the first axis and the active member. The powered actuator may be operably coupled to the skid shoe to vertically move the skid shoe to adjust a spacing at which the skid shoe supports the active member of the float arm relative to the underlying terrain.