Earth working – With drive means for tool or cleaner – With specific relationship of mast-type hitch to implement
Patent
1979-06-22
1981-04-28
Shapiro, Paul E.
Earth working
With drive means for tool or cleaner
With specific relationship of mast-type hitch to implement
172 68, 172177, 172179, 172421, 172443, 172532, 172552, 172558, 172610, A01B 3306, A01B 3316
Patent
active
042639743
ABSTRACT:
A soil cultivating machine has a row of cultivating members journalled in an elongated frame portion. The rear of the machine is supported by elongated rollers positioned side-by-side and pivotable arms interconnect the lateral roller ends to rear plates on the frame portion. The arms and working level of the rollers are settable and beam supports extend from the plates upwardly and forwardly to an apex connection to a trestle top. The trestle is a coupling with points connectable to the three point lift of a tractor.
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Lely Terra Rotary Harrow Operators Manual & Parts List Type 350-30 and 400-30, pp. 012 & 013. 11-1977.
Mason William B.
Shapiro Paul E.
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