Mechanism for swiveling a machine sub-assembly

Harvesters – Platform adjustments

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267122, A01D 6700

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a mechanism for swivelling and spring-mounting a machine sub-assembly, mounted to swivel about an axis of rotation, for example the cutting bench of a harvester thresher, which bench is supported on the movable frame of the machine by way of a lifting unit, consisting of a lifting cylinder and piston, and a spring element, a spring element of limited stroke being provided between the lifting unit and its support, and means, such as a hydraulic force transducer or the like, also being provided for the purpose of varying the spring force of the spring element.

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