Modular tiller hitch for a lawn and garden tractor

Motor vehicles – Motor as source of power for other machine – Drive to other machine by power take-off at front end of...

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172272, 172 60, 172125, 180 531, 474134, A01B 3308, A01B 3302, B60K 2502

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046000704

ABSTRACT:
A modular hitch unit is attached to a lawn and garden tractor and then to a tiller. The hitch unit includes hitching mechanisms as well as hand-operable belt adjustment mechanisms for positioning and adjusting the tension of a drive belt. A lever is operated to pivot a countersprung idler pulley to allow the belt to be placed in its operating position. A knob is then turned to adjust the pivotable position of a second idler pulley to control the tension of the belt. The idler pulleys can be switched and the belt remounted to change the direction in which a set of tiller tines are driven.

REFERENCES:
patent: 57616 (1866-08-01), Allamby
patent: 2619885 (1952-12-01), Beamer
patent: 3028919 (1962-04-01), Smith et al.
patent: 3187821 (1965-06-01), Kamlukin
patent: 4333250 (1982-06-01), Henderson
26" Rotary Tiller Attachment/Owner's Guide and Parts List, Gilson Bros. Co. (#GIL-33895A), Bolens Corp. (#20326) Mar. 1982.

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