Spring cushion mounting for beet harvesting device

Unearthing plants or buried objects – Extractor – Opposed plant engagers

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172710, A01B 6100, A01D 1900

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041845501

ABSTRACT:
A spring cushioning mounting for beet harvesting devices to permit upward movement of the harvester should the same engage a rock or the like including an attachment, L-shaped member mounted on the carrier for the harvester to engage a tool mounting bar and be received therearound and a pivot secured to the tool mounting bar with the upward leg of the L-shaped member pivotally received therein and spring loading elements connecting the other leg of the L-shaped member with the pivot member to normally bring the L-shaped member into position against the tool bar.

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