Auxiliary implement mount

Joints and connections – Articulated members – Including static joint

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172202, 172620, 172763, 403167, 403188, A01B 504, A01B 1500, A01B 4902, F16B 902

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041711726

ABSTRACT:
An auxiliary implement mount which utilizes a triangular shape for attaching to a variety of shapes and sizes of tool bars of a first implement in a variety of positions.
A rod is pivotally attached by a pin through one of a series of holes arranged in a triangle configuration on a plate to the mount at one end thereof and to an auxiliary implement at the other end thereof. The rod is laterally stabilized by a bracket with a spring inside for exerting downward pressure and allowing vertical movement. The auxiliary implement is attached to the rod's other end by a wedge-shaped plate that utilizes a collar on the rod to tilt the implement at a desired angle to the ground.

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Lift Midwest Harrow, Midwest Industries, Inc., Ida Grove, Iowa, Form LHC73, 4 pp.
Noble Harrow Master, Noble Manufacturing Co., Sac City, Iowa, Form 673-0, 16 pp.

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