Harvesters – Cutting – Rotating cutting-reel type
Patent
1997-06-25
1999-01-26
Shackelford, Heather
Harvesters
Cutting
Rotating cutting-reel type
56DIG3, 56DIG10, 56 126, 180299, H01D 3453
Patent
active
058626549
ABSTRACT:
An engine mounting structure is provided for use with a turf care machine such as a greens mower. Single cylinder engines, such as are used on greens mowers and similar turf care cutting machines, generate significant vibration. Greens mowers and which are used for finish cutting lose cut quality and precision with excessive vibration. To reduce vibration, an improved mounting structure includes resilient mounts to support the rear portion of the engine on the machine frame. To avoid belt misalignment between the engine drive pulley and the driven pulley powering the cutting reel, which can occur when resiliently mounting an engine, the forward portion of the engine is rigidly secured to the machine frame.
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Muse James Edward
Thier Richard David
Deere & Company
Shackelford Heather
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