Patent classifications
A01F29/14
Drive system having hydraulic power transmission for a harvesting header of a harvester
A drive system for a harvesting header of a harvester includes a drive motor, and a drive train connected between the drive motor and one or more driven elements of the harvesting header. The drive train has a variable-displacement hydraulic pump arranged on board the harvester and a hydraulic motor connected in a closed circuit to the hydraulic pump. The hydraulic motor is mounted on the harvesting header and detachably connected by hydraulic coupling connections to the hydraulic pump.
Drive system having hydraulic power transmission for a harvesting header of a harvester
A drive system for a harvesting header of a harvester includes a drive motor, and a drive train connected between the drive motor and one or more driven elements of the harvesting header. The drive train has a variable-displacement hydraulic pump arranged on board the harvester and a hydraulic motor connected in a closed circuit to the hydraulic pump. The hydraulic motor is mounted on the harvesting header and detachably connected by hydraulic coupling connections to the hydraulic pump.
HYDRAULIC SICKLE KNIFE DRIVE ON A COMBINE HEADER
A sickle knife drive for an agricultural vehicle generally includes a first pump, a first motor, a second motor and a drive manifold having a plurality of connections used for connecting to other devices of the sickle knife drive and/or to devices outside of the sickle knife drive. Operation of the first pump in a forward direction causes the first motor to drive a sickle knife gearbox to cut a crop. During the forward direction, the second motor provides cooling to the fluid circuit. When the first pump direction is reversed, the agricultural vehicle supplements a fluid flow to the fluid circuit to clear any jammed crop from the sickle knives.
GRAPPLER, UTILITY IMPLEMENT, AND METHOD
A grappler for a utility implement for handling bales includes a pivot frame, at least one support arm coupled to the pivot frame, and a selectively movable cutting device. The grappler forms part of a utility implement along with a bucket such that the grappler is movable with respect to the bucket.
GRAPPLER, UTILITY IMPLEMENT, AND METHOD
A grappler for a utility implement for handling bales includes a pivot frame, at least one support arm coupled to the pivot frame, and a selectively movable cutting device. The grappler forms part of a utility implement along with a bucket such that the grappler is movable with respect to the bucket.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROCESSING BALED STRAW
The present invention provides a system for processing a bale of straw to provide a hurd fraction, a fiber fraction and a dust fraction. The system comprises a bale cutting assembly configured to cut the bale into a plurality of vertically stacked cut bale segments by making one or more horizontal cuts through the bale and to eject a lowermost one of the plurality of the cut bale segments onto a first conveyor assembly, which separates the bale segment into straw wafers and convey them into a flail assembly comprising a plurality of flails/beaters to convert straw wafers into loose straw. The loose straw are discharged into a grinding assembly via a second conveyor assembly, to provide a mixture of hurd, fiber and dust. A separation assembly receives and separate the mixture of hurd, fiber and dust into the hurd fraction, the fiber fraction and the dust fraction.
FORAGE HARVESTER
A forage harvester has multiple working elements for carrying out a crop handling process, a drive system which is divided into a main drive train that includes mechanically driven working elements, and an auxiliary drive train that includes hydraulically driven working elements, a driver assistance system which comprises a memory for storing data and a computing device for processing data stored in the memory, as well as a graphical user interface. The working elements consist of at least one adjustable crop handler, at least one actuator system for adjusting and/or actuating the crop handler, and a control unit for controlling the actuator system. The working element is designed as an automatic adjuster whose mode of operation can be optimized by the driver assistance system. The driver assistance system feeds a throughput-proportional load signal, which can be determined by at least one sensor system, to the particular automatic adjuster.
FORAGE HARVESTER
A forage harvester has multiple working elements for carrying out a crop handling process, a drive system which is divided into a main drive train that includes mechanically driven working elements, and an auxiliary drive train that includes hydraulically driven working elements, a driver assistance system which comprises a memory for storing data and a computing device for processing data stored in the memory, as well as a graphical user interface. The working elements consist of at least one adjustable crop handler, at least one actuator system for adjusting and/or actuating the crop handler, and a control unit for controlling the actuator system. The working element is designed as an automatic adjuster whose mode of operation can be optimized by the driver assistance system. The driver assistance system feeds a throughput-proportional load signal, which can be determined by at least one sensor system, to the particular automatic adjuster.
Drive connection for a chopping drum and harvesting machine
A drive connection couples a drive wheel to a drive shaft at the end of a chopping drum through a clutch arrangement including a clutch disk unit having clutch disks on the drive wheel side and clutch disks on the drive shaft side, the disks being frictionally engaged with each other by a pressure plate arranged on a drive shaft end region and acting on the clutch disk unit, and a connecting bolt arranged concentrically to the drive shaft. Formed on the connecting bolt is a first external thread located for being brought into engagement with a first threaded bore provided in the pressure plate, and a second external thread for being brought into engagement with a second threaded bore provided in the shaft end region, wherein the first and second external threads and the first and second threaded bores have thread directions configured to oppose one another.
Drive connection for a chopping drum and harvesting machine
A drive connection couples a drive wheel to a drive shaft at the end of a chopping drum through a clutch arrangement including a clutch disk unit having clutch disks on the drive wheel side and clutch disks on the drive shaft side, the disks being frictionally engaged with each other by a pressure plate arranged on a drive shaft end region and acting on the clutch disk unit, and a connecting bolt arranged concentrically to the drive shaft. Formed on the connecting bolt is a first external thread located for being brought into engagement with a first threaded bore provided in the pressure plate, and a second external thread for being brought into engagement with a second threaded bore provided in the shaft end region, wherein the first and second external threads and the first and second threaded bores have thread directions configured to oppose one another.