Rotary cutting assembly having novel flail

Cutlery – Cutting tools – With blade moving means

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56 127, B26B 700

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040549933

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed are rotary cutting assemblies for cutting growing vegetation with a tough whirling flail. The assemblies generally comprise an elongate lineal shaft extending along and powerably rotatable about a vertical-axis, a horizontal base-plate in co-rotatable association with the shaft lower part, retainer means attached to the base-plate, and an elongate horizontal flexible flail extending radially outwardly from the retainer means along a horizontal-axis. For the purposes of promoting vegetation cutting action as the flail rotates about the shaft, and consistent with operational safety, the flail comprises a central-core along the horizontal-axis of a tough flexible resinous material and an external-contour of varying cross-sectional size. Preferably, the external-contour is provided by prominent protuberances surrounding the central-core and which enhances vegetation cutting without danger of inflicting injury to the operator.

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patent: 3340682 (1967-09-01), Ely
patent: 3826068 (1974-07-01), Ballas
patent: 3831278 (1974-08-01), Voglesonger

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