The present invention relates to servicing a harvester discharge beater and, more particularly, to remove and install the discharge beater without disassembly inside the harvester.

A control system for a component of a rescue hoist attached to an aircraft is disclosed. In various embodiments, the control system includes a first bus extending between a control module of the rescue hoist and a control input device; a second bus extending between the control module of the rescue hoist and the control input device; and a hardwire extending between the control module of the rescue hoist and the control input device.

A control system for a component of a rescue hoist attached to an aircraft is disclosed. In various embodiments, the control system includes a first bus extending between a control module of the rescue hoist and a control input device; a second bus extending between the control module of the rescue hoist and the control input device; and a hardwire extending between the control module of the rescue hoist and the control input device.

The present invention relates to a flexible air duct winding and unwinding device for air supply, including an air duct reel assembly, a flexible air duct, two reel seats, a rotating air inlet assembly and a rotating drive assembly for driving the rotation of the air duct reel assembly; the air duct reel assembly includes a reel body, a reel air duct shaft, and a reel rotating shaft, the rotating air inlet assembly includes an inlet air duct, a fixed air duct and a rotating air duct rotatably inserted in the fixed air duct, the air outlet end of the inlet air duct is connected with the air inlet end of the fixed air duct, the air outlet end of the rotating air duct is fixedly connected with the reel air duct shaft, and the output shaft of the rotating drive assembly is fixedly connected with the reel rotating shaft.

The present invention relates to a flexible air duct winding and unwinding device for air supply, including an air duct reel assembly, a flexible air duct, two reel seats, a rotating air inlet assembly and a rotating drive assembly for driving the rotation of the air duct reel assembly; the air duct reel assembly includes a reel body, a reel air duct shaft, and a reel rotating shaft, the rotating air inlet assembly includes an inlet air duct, a fixed air duct and a rotating air duct rotatably inserted in the fixed air duct, the air outlet end of the inlet air duct is connected with the air inlet end of the fixed air duct, the air outlet end of the rotating air duct is fixedly connected with the reel air duct shaft, and the output shaft of the rotating drive assembly is fixedly connected with the reel rotating shaft.

A method for an operation of a forestry winch, which has a rope drum driven by a drive motor and on which a rope is wound up, and has a rope ejector roller for the rope driven by an additional drive motor, whereby the rope is guided from the rope drum to the rope ejector roller and is deflected on the rope ejector roller. The drive motor of the rope drum and the additional drive motor of the rope ejector roller are operated so that when the rope is unspooled from the rope drum, and when the rope is wound up onto the rope drum, a minimum rope pre-tension, in particular a constant minimum rope pre-tension, is generated in the segment of the rope between the rope drum and the rope ejector roller.

A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: establishing wireless connectivity with a mortuary device; receiving status information from the mortuary device; and presenting the status information to a user.

A crawl space winch system including a base plate; a winch box carried by said base plate; a winch mechanism disposed in said winch box and having a cable extending out of an opening in a front side of said winch box for attaching to an item; a winch drive shaft extending through a sidewall of said winch box and being operatively associated with said winch mechanism for retracting said cable; and, a primary anchor opening disposed in a generally central portion of said base plate for receiving a portion of a primary anchor to secure said base plate to the ground, and wherein said primary anchor provides a pivot point around which said base plate rotates.

A method for passive aerial cord release mechanisms and an aerial cord release mechanism for an aerial vehicle (AV). A method includes determining a retracting force to be applied to a winch of an aerial vehicle (AV), wherein the determined retracting force is a force required to retract a cord to be coiled around the winch within the AV, and the cord is temporarily coupled to the winch, such that an external force exceeding a predetermined threshold causes decoupling between the cord and the winch.

A lifter is disclosed. The disclosed lifter comprises: a frame; a motor part coupled to the frame; a drum rotatably coupled to the motor part and including a plurality of winding parts formed at regular intervals along the rotary shaft direction; and a plurality of wires coupled to be wound on the plurality of winding parts, respectively. Ends of the plurality of wires at one side thereof may be connected to the plurality of winding parts, respectively, and other ends of the plurality of wires may be detachably fixed to a ceiling.