The invention relates to a utensil (1) for agricultural working provided with two main elements, a work tool (2) and a support element (3), made so as to be couplable to each other by means of a fastening device (4). Such device (4) is received in an opening (5) made on the support element (3) and in abutment surfaces (60, 61) which are made on the work tool (2); said abutment surfaces (60, 61) advantageously are shaped so that the tool (2) can be coupled and locked with the support element (3) according to whether the device (4) abuts with one of the ends thereof with one or with the other of the two abutment surfaces (60, 61).

The invention relates to a utensil (1) for agricultural working provided with two main elements, a work tool (2) and a support element (3), made so as to be couplable to each other by means of a fastening device (4). Such device (4) is received in an opening (5) made on the support element (3) and in abutment surfaces (60, 61) which are made on the work tool (2); said abutment surfaces (60, 61) advantageously are shaped so that the tool (2) can be coupled and locked with the support element (3) according to whether the device (4) abuts with one of the ends thereof with one or with the other of the two abutment surfaces (60, 61).

A soil cultivation tool, in particular a plowshare, includes a base body on which cartridges are optionally arranged and at least first cutting elements that are attached to the base body or the cartridges in order to cut into the earth along a working direction. The first cutting elements are arranged in separate seats.

In the case of a soil cultivation device with multiple harrow tines, the harrow tines are fastened to levers, which are mounted to pivot on tie bars of the supporting frame via carriers. The operating position of the harrow tines is defined by the levers being adjacent to tie bars, and the harrow tines are prestressed into the operating position by springs assigned to them in the form of pneumatic cylinders.

In the case of a soil cultivation device with multiple harrow tines, the harrow tines are fastened to levers, which are mounted to pivot on tie bars of the supporting frame via carriers. The operating position of the harrow tines is defined by the levers being adjacent to tie bars, and the harrow tines are prestressed into the operating position by springs assigned to them in the form of pneumatic cylinders.

An agricultural implement assembly, which may comprise a support frame and a tine support structure for supporting a plurality of tine members. The assembly may comprise a clamping mechanism operable for securing the tine members to the tine support structure. The clamping mechanism comprises an upper clamping arm, a lower clamping arm and a medial connecting member which are operable to securely hold or otherwise constrain the tine members against or in close proximity to the tine support structure. The clamping mechanism may comprise a tine angled portion engaging component operable to engage an upper surface of the angled end portion of the tine member. The upper and lower clamping arms may comprise at least one upper ridge and at least one lower ridge for engaging in contact with a first portion and a second portion respectively of outward facing surface regions of the tine support structure.

An agricultural implement assembly, which may comprise a support frame and a tine support structure for supporting a plurality of tine members. The assembly may comprise a clamping mechanism operable for securing the tine members to the tine support structure. The clamping mechanism comprises an upper clamping arm, a lower clamping arm and a medial connecting member which are operable to securely hold or otherwise constrain the tine members against or in close proximity to the tine support structure. The clamping mechanism may comprise a tine angled portion engaging component operable to engage an upper surface of the angled end portion of the tine member. The upper and lower clamping arms may comprise at least one upper ridge and at least one lower ridge for engaging in contact with a first portion and a second portion respectively of outward facing surface regions of the tine support structure.

An s-tine mounting bracket includes a mount plate configured for adjustability and removal attachment to a farm vehicle, a pair of parallel spaced shank bracket sides attached to the mount plate, and a tubular shank bracket end removably and adjustably attached to the shank bracket sides configured to adjustably attach an s-tine shank between the shank bracket sides. An s-tine assembly includes the s-tine mounting bracket configured for attachment to the farm vehicle, and the s-tine shank attached to the s-tine mounting bracket, with a large variety of shaped and sized s-tine shanks acceptable for use. A method of farming includes the steps of providing the s-tine assembly having the s-tine mounting bracket and the s-tine shank, attaching the s-tine assembly to the farm vehicle, and tilling a field using the s-tine assembly.

An s-tine mounting bracket includes a mount plate configured for adjustability and removal attachment to a farm vehicle, a pair of parallel spaced shank bracket sides attached to the mount plate, and a tubular shank bracket end removably and adjustably attached to the shank bracket sides configured to adjustably attach an s-tine shank between the shank bracket sides. An s-tine assembly includes the s-tine mounting bracket configured for attachment to the farm vehicle, and the s-tine shank attached to the s-tine mounting bracket, with a large variety of shaped and sized s-tine shanks acceptable for use. A method of farming includes the steps of providing the s-tine assembly having the s-tine mounting bracket and the s-tine shank, attaching the s-tine assembly to the farm vehicle, and tilling a field using the s-tine assembly.

A shank assembly for an agricultural tillage implement including a shank, a point removably connected to the shank, and a protective guard removably connected in between the point and the shank. The point retains the protective guard on the shank. The protective guard is configured for protecting the shank and flexing in response to a movement of the shank.