Automated piler assembly

Details Automated piler assembly Automated piler assembly

1986-11-05

1988-05-17

Valenza, Joseph E.

Conveyors: power-driven

Conveying apparatus entirely supported by mobile ground...

Conveyor shiftably mounted on vehicle

56 143, 56192, B65G 2110

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047444525

ABSTRACT:
An improved device is disclosed for piling stalk material after it is gathered for harvesting. Stalk material is frictionally engaged and conveyed from a cutting assembly to a discharge assembly. A pressure bar urges a portion of the stalk material against sticker chain. A discharge assembly is attached to the end of the piler arm assembly and may be moved to various positions. In at least one position, the fall of stalk material is directed.

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