Rotary harrows

Planting – Liquid or gas soil treatment – Hand manipulated

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172 59, 172 68, A01C 2302

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040181707

ABSTRACT:
A soil cultivating implement or rotary harrow has a row of soil-working members rotatably mounted on upwardly extending shafts. Driving means rotates the shafts and tools, preferably tines, are moved through the soil to work same. Fluid material from a container on a supporting structure is passed in the worked soil through injectors located adjacent the soil-working members. The injectors can be tubes arranged on a support in staggered formation across the working width of the implement, or each soil-working implement can comprise one or more injectors. The injectors extend into the ground and conduct fluid through ducts and passages from the container into the ground. A roller at the rear of the injectors smooths the worked soil.

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