DE207722C

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Publication number: DE207722C
Application number: DENDAT207722D
Authority: DE

Description

ν Patent-Anspruch:ν Patent claim:

■,;■.■;. Vorrichtung zum Verteilen von Dünger■,; ■. ■ ;. Device for distributing manure

0. dgl. mit einem quer zur Zugrichtung ¹ hin und her gehenden Zinkenbalken, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß dessen Zinken in geschwungener Form nach unten und rückwärts umgebogen sind, so daß zwi- ;■■ sehen Boden und Zinkenfläche ein sich nach hinten verengender Raum entsteht, in welchen sich die Düngerbrocken einlegen, um bei der hin und her gehenden Bewegung der Zinken zerrieben zu werden.0. Like. With a ^{tine bar going back and forth transversely to the pulling direction 1} , characterized in that its tines are curved downwards and backwards in a curved shape, so that between the bottom and the tine surface there is a space narrowing towards the rear in which the lumps of fertilizer lay in order to be ground up by the back and forth movement of the tines.

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Claims

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It has already become known at Eggen

one back and forth across the direction of pull

. to arrange going tine bars, whose

: Tines are used to break up clods of earth.

According to the present invention, this movement of the tine bar is now used to spread or grind up manure and the like that have already been spread by hand,
ίο While in harrows the plow thrown into solid clumps of soil is pricked and cut by the spiky tines, the device according to the present invention, which is intended for exclusive use on meadows, is mainly intended to act on the surface of the mass to be worked will.

Movement carried out continuous zinc bar - as a result of the loose connection of the components of the fertilizer purpose of the continuous moving back and forth and at the same ■ sufficient. To transfer this movement to the mass to be processed, tines are curved in a curved shape from the tine bars down and backwards, so that a backward narrowing space is created between the ground and the tine surface, in which the lumps of manure are inserted and now through the back and forth moving forward movement of the prongs are ground. ·.

• In the drawing, such a device is now in Fig. Ι in plan view and in Fig. 2 is shown in a front view without the drawbar. Fig. 3 shows an enlarged section by the beam carrying the grinding prongs.

The movable bar is denoted by a, the grinding teeth by b . The bar α is inserted into the fixed bar c and is driven in a known manner by the running wheels of the device by means of crank disk d and coupling rod e or by eccentrics, etc. The bar c is itself again guided through rods / on the frame g of the device and is constantly pressed downwards by springs h placed around these rods. The rods i serve to further guide the beam c.

To adjust the height of the beam c, a chain k or the like is expediently attached in the center of the beam and guided over a chain wheel I. The latter can be turned by means of a handwheel m .

The bar carrying the grinding tines can also be attached directly to mowing machines after removal of the finger bar can be arranged in place of the knife bar.