DE1700229U - TINES FOR TILLAGE. - Google Patents

Description

Pie invention, relates to a novel prong for testicle no b ^ arbui-tun ^, wiö ealoiio at d & n well-known Kaltiv & toren-Cruäbcra and u * .urloökerer - find Vcr »oadung. The geaoln ~ Identifies all of these devices reads in one

Where there is a fiteasel, which is open on the frame , inside a flat spring.

As a result of their large area of attack, the Zincons had oinen su great resistance to the ground, whichever the spring b "On" and a siuefttxliohcn Zugkrattverbraueh required <3ü) rt «· As a result of their Xk> ae & v« raranguag hiatcrlössdn this There is no longer any need to save money, because of the increasing working speed special "etark in Srsoheinun ^ trot" n "

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Mönchswalde. | Tines for Bodenbcar- B.JUift i «3 processing. 22. 2. 54. R> C74. (T. 4; line 1)

The main disadvantage "of these tines is also that they do not escape the floor if they are overused can, but in most cases through ^ uoapannen lengthen the bend and penetrate deeper into the ground, reducing the load until the tine breaks can increase.

The invention eliminates these 'assists and creates a Device, dnc due to its particularly functional construction

takes advantage of the urgency, bites impact on one * »T« na eUHZQwit, without «» «*» n i: "t * ng * l unzui« «t * i & zu

Tao Geriit can also use the ^ eiu GruaJe in particular

been ala trailer device for tractors in connection with

K. OHb i natoreu.

According to the invention, the stalk eats rotatably around one in the frame horizontal bolt and is held in the working position by a bridging coil spring. Through these pressure screws spring in connection with the swiveling suspension & n & im & will veriaioden that forces occur in the stem, «oak to his Break. In contrast to the vertically arranged supports that are usually used, the stalk is crescent-shaped and protruding towards the rear. Daduroh will the stalk when meeting oinon V.'iderotand ^ cgen the iiraft of the compression spring backwards and thus

45a, 44. 1700229. Fritz Rausendorf. Mönchswalde. | Tines for tillage. 22. 2. 54. R S274. (T. 4; line 1)

so that the flock glide over the obstacle kaaa. After facing deep obstacles, the crowd goes autoj & atically through the strength there! or back into their working position return.

As a result of its peculiarity, the left can both act as a loosener of the epuras as well as being used as a ventilation chisel.

In the accompanying drawing the invention is exemplified shown, namely show:

Fig. 1 a plan view of the device in Working position,

ⁿ 2 a view from below, /

There are two vertical tabs 2 on the frame 1 of the grinder fixed at a distance from each other. Between the loose flaps If the stalk can be swiveled about a salt J, for the purpose of reducing the ground resistance and protecting against Fonaverfindöruit_. deformed on edge and whose shaft is curved backwards in a sickle shape At its end the coulter 5 is attached. A compression coil spring 6 between Sten ^ ol and Harunen arranged, such are on the one hand in a Pührun & sknopf 7 dee stongols and on the other hand in a bolt 8,

Claims (2)

45a, 44. 1700229. Fritz Rausendorf. Monk's Willow. | Tines for Bodcnbcar- JJ. JuA. Is processing. 22. 2. 54. R S2 / 4. (T. 4; line 1) which is embedded in the holder plate 9 · The pivoting movement of the CteAgola is limited by a bolt or split pin 10 arranged between the brackets. et η S] O ^ q ehe 1 · tines for tilling, characterized in daxi the acorn-like dwindling back pure end s the coulter (5) carrying :: th ^ el [* τ) do a horizontal bolt {3) is pivotally mounted and between the stationary frame part and A Druok B screw spring (6J is arranged on the stem. 2. tines for tillage according to claim 1, characterized ' marked as £ the pivot pin between two vertical tabs leading the stem (2) odor a fitting serving the same purpose is mounted. 3 · tines for soil cultivation, according to claims 1 and 2 characterized by a bolt or stop (lO) for Berrying of the depth of the tine.