Earth working – With drive means for tool or cleaner – With specific relationship of mast-type hitch to implement
Patent
1979-09-10
1981-07-21
Shapiro, Paul E.
Earth working
With drive means for tool or cleaner
With specific relationship of mast-type hitch to implement
172 49, 172 68, 172125, 172555, A01B 3302, A01B 3308, A01B 3310, A01B 3314
Patent
active
042793106
ABSTRACT:
A soil working machine has at least one, preferably two rotors, one of which is at a higher working level than the other to achieve a relatively large working depth. The rotors are driven through a drive gear transmission located about midway along the length of the rotors. An adjustable coupling of the machine can be used to establish either one of two positions which are offset about an axis which extends transverse to the normal direction of travel. The transmission includes change speed gears in a first gear box for connection to a tractor p.t.o. and an output of the transmission is geared to a gear wheel housed in a flat gear box, the gear wheel being in driving engagement with pinions on the rotor shafts. The entire frame can be rotated to a limited extent relative to the transmission gear box owing to a flange connection between the two gear boxes and a setting device for their relative positions to one another.
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