Tension failure trip for subsoil ripping shanks

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172699, A01B 1308, A01B 6104

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042627516

ABSTRACT:
In an agricultural implement for use in ground breaking procedures including a frame adapted to be moved over the underlying terrain in a given direction, at least one ground breaking tool, a pivot connecting the tool to the frame for pivotal movement thereon about a generally horizontal axis generally transverse to the direction of movement between a forwarding ground breaking position and a rearward inoperative position and releasable means interconnecting the tool and the frame for normally holding the tool in the forward position and for releasing the tool for movement to the rearward position upon the tools encountering resistance sufficient to damage the implement. The invention contemplates the improvement wherein the releasable means is a replaceable, fracturable element interconnecting the frame and the tool at a location remote from the pivot and disposed in a plane generally transverse to the pivot axis so that resistance encountered by the tool will place the element in tension with little or no compression force imposed on the element. Upon fracture, the element is thereby stretched as opposed to being expanded and therefore is easily replaced.

REFERENCES:
patent: 656393 (1900-08-01), Davis
patent: 1207146 (1916-12-01), Dickinson
patent: 2612827 (1952-10-01), Baggette
patent: 3960220 (1976-06-01), Laitala
patent: 4079789 (1978-03-01), Byrd
Implement and Tractor, 8/7/1978, p. 51.

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