Patent classifications
A01D34/828
CONTROL SYSTEM FOR A TERRAIN WORKING VEHICLE HAVING AN OPERATOR PROTECTION APPARATUS
Aspects hereof relate to a control system for a terrain working vehicle having an operator protection apparatus. In some aspects, the control system instructs and ceases an actuation of the operator protection apparatus to and between a raised position and a lowered position.
Safety assembly for a lawncare apparatus
A lawncare apparatus includes a main body, multiple wheels supporting the main body, a cutting blade disposed in the main body, a motor driving the cutting blade, and an operating arm connected to the first end of the main body. The distance in the horizontal direction between the axial central line of the cylindrical gripping portion of the operating arm and the axes of the elongated handle of the main body along the length direction is less than 5 cm. Because of the structure mate relationship between the operating arm and the cylindrical gripping portion, the operator feels more comfortable during the transporting process, the volume of lawncare apparatus during transporting is reduced and the convenience of transporting is improved.
Lawn mower robot
A lawn mower robot includes an outer cover; an inner body accommodated into the outer cover to mount a plurality of wheels for traveling on both sides thereof; a plurality of blades rotatably mounted on a bottom surface of the inner body to mow the grass; a plurality of support portions arranged to be spaced apart in front-rear and left-right directions on an upper portion of the inner body to movably support the outer cover in front-rear and left-right directions with respect to the inner body; and a plurality of injury preventing walls provided on a bottom surface of the inner body to prevent a user's hand from entering toward the plurality of blades from a lower portion of the outer cover, thereby preventing a user's hand or the like from entering the blades through a lower portion of the outer cover so as to improve safety.
BLADE PROTECTION COVER AND LAWN MOWER APPARATUS INCLUDING THE SAME
A blade protection cover coupled to a blade of a lawn mower apparatus includes a first cover for covering one face of the blade and two second covers connected to the first cover. The two second covers cover two edges of the blade in a width direction of the blade. Two guides are disposed on inner faces of the two second covers. The two guides are configured to guide the blade protection cover to slide along the two edges in the width direction of the blade.
Step and rail system to aid disabled operators of riding mowers
A step and rail system adapted for riding mower so that a physically challenged operator can assist themselves in mounting the seat is provided. The step and rail system provides a horizontal support rail configuration of two spaced apart rails. The present invention includes a front mounting plate for an intermediate step and two rear mounting plates for supporting the two spaced apart rails that extend from the rear of the riding mower to the front mounting plate. The horizontal support rail configuration may provide a compound bend fore the seat so that the horizontal support rail configuration is wider adjacent the seat as compared to the mower stepping surface.
IN-CROP WEED CLIPPING IMPLEMENT
An implement for clipping weeds in a field, where the weeds are standing taller than the crop. The implement comprises a plurality of rotatable blades on a frame, with variable height adjustment means to elevate the frame and position the blades above the crop but at a level sufficient to clip the upper portions of the weeds, The blades are powered by PTO-driven shaft segments, the segments connected by U-joints, wherein the implement further comprises alignment means for aligning the U-joints so that the frame can be folded for transport without damaging the shafts or U-joints.
AUXILIARY BRAKE SYSTEM FOR OUTDOOR GROUNDS MAINTENANCE VEHICLES HAVING HYDROSTATIC TRACTION DRIVE SYSTEMS
An outdoor grounds maintenance vehicle is self-propelled by a hydrostatic traction drive system that provides dynamic braking to the vehicle without the need for separate service brakes acting on the wheels of the vehicle. An engine kill device can be manually actuated by the operator to access the dynamic braking of the traction drive system by reducing the speed of the prime mover that powers the pump of the traction drive system. This provides an auxiliary braking system that can be used in an emergency or on demand by the operator in the event the accelerator pedal does not properly control the pump swashplates. The operator can control the rate at which the auxiliary brake system reduces the speed of the prime mover to zero.
SUSPENSION FOR OUTDOOR ROBOTIC TOOLS
An outdoor robotic tool (10) comprising a first part (20) and a second part (30), wherein the first part (20) supports the second part (30) through a suspension arrangement. The suspension arrangement comprises a first component (40), which comprises at least one magnetic member; and a second component (50), which comprises at least one magnetic member. The first component (40) is attached to the first part (20), wherein the second component (50) is attached to the second part (30), wherein at least one of the magnetic members of suspension arrangement is a permanent magnet (42, 52); and wherein a magnetic member of the first component (40) is positioned so as to magnetically interact with a magnetic member of the second component (50) when in use. A magnetic field sensing unit (60) may be present that comprises a control unit (61) and a magnetic field sensor. A method for detecting the alignment of the first part (20) relative to the second part (30), wherein the method comprises detecting the magnetic field using the magnetic field sensing unit (60), is also disclosed.
Lawn mower
A lawn mower capable of securing desired durability as well as suppressing a weight increase is provided. When prong portions on the periphery of a bottom disk are elastically deformed inward due to an external force applied thereto, the prong portions abut a cutting disk, so that the received external force is transferred to the cutting disk (that is, the external force is partially received by the cutting disk), and the displacement of the prong portions is restricted by the presence of the cutting disk.
LAWNCARE APPARATUS
A lawncare apparatus includes a main body, multiple wheels supporting the main body, a cutting blade disposed in the main body, a motor driving the cutting blade, and an operating arm connected to the first end of the main body. The distance in the horizontal direction between the axial central line of the cylindrical gripping portion of the operating arm and the axes of the elongated handle of the main body along the length direction is less than 5 cm. Because of the structure mate relationship between the operating arm and the cylindrical gripping portion, the operator feels more comfortable during the transporting process, the volume of lawncare apparatus during transporting is reduced and the convenience of transporting is improved.