Harvesters – Motorized harvester – With selective control of drive means
Patent
1990-09-06
1992-07-07
Bagnell, David J.
Harvesters
Motorized harvester
With selective control of drive means
56 113, 56 115, 180 632, 180 191, A01D 3468
Patent
active
051272156
ABSTRACT:
An extra-wide self-propelled lawn mower employs twin hydrostatic transmissions to power the left and right rear drive wheels that are situated behind a forward moving deck. Hydrostatic drives have infinitely variable adjustment speed from reverse through neutral, to a maximum forward speed. There are also independent left and right control levers mounted adjacent the hand grips that are coupled through linkages to control levers for the respective hydrostatic transmissions. An engine has its center of gravity situated behind the drive wheel axles to balance the weight of the moving deck. Spring returns associated respectively with the two hydrostatic transmissions return the same to the neutral position when an operator releases the respective control levers.
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Scag Power Equipment, "New Scag Zero-Turn Walker" (sales brochure) 1989.
Bagnell David J.
Ferris Industries, Inc.
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