Potato harvester

Unearthing plants or buried objects – Digger and moving conveyer unit adjustable relative to chassis

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171112, A01D 1300, A01D 1704, A01D 3314

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041216679

ABSTRACT:
A potato or other root crop harvester having a shock absorbing primary bed is disclosed. The primary bed is held in normal digging position by high pressure fluid cylinders. A shock to the shovels attached to the forward edge of the primary bed causes the fluid pressure to rise within the cylinders, thereby exceeding a relief valve setting and allowing the fluid to discharge from the cylinders to permit the primary bed to move rearwardly, absorbing the shock and preventing damage to the harvester. A further unique feature of the potato harvester is the presence of three shovels attached to the primary bed to harvest three rows simultaneously. The primary bed discharges tubers onto a secondary bed which transports them to lateral transport means to discharge them into trucks or other carriers. A devining chain encompasses the secondary bed, allowing potatoes to fall through onto the secondary bed while carrying vines to the rear of the harvester to discharge them.

REFERENCES:
patent: 969690 (1910-09-01), Headland
patent: 1478952 (1923-12-01), Hanks
patent: 2369723 (1945-02-01), Denlinger
patent: 2532169 (1950-11-01), Jones

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