Earth working – Rolling – rotating or orbitally moving tool – With spring means other than for detent
Patent
1981-08-27
1984-06-05
Johnson, Richard J.
Earth working
Rolling, rotating or orbitally moving tool
With spring means other than for detent
172574, 172711, 172709, A01B 6104
Patent
active
044523190
ABSTRACT:
A disk harrow has a frame adapted to be pulled along the ground in a normal travel direction and having at least one frame member, a mount on this frame adapted to secure same to a three-point tractor hitch, and a plurality of disk assemblies. Each of these disk assemblies in turn includes an inner pivot part fixed on the frame and forming lower, middle, and upper horizontal axes transverse to said direction, an outer pivot part spaced in the normal travel direction from the inner part and having respective lower, middle, and upper horizontal axes transverse to the travel direction. Respective rigid lower and middle links are pivoted on the parts between the respective lower and middle axes with the middle link shorter than the lower link. An upper leaf spring is pivoted on the parts between the upper axes, and a harrow disk is rotatable about a harrow axis transverse to the travel direction on the outer pivot part below the respective axes.
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Kverneland Moldboard plows, Advertizing Brochure of Kverneland Norway, 9/1979.
Miguet Paul S.
Miguet Simon H.
Dubno Herbert
Johnson Richard J.
Ross Karl F.
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