JP2011152113A - Reaping unit of combine harvester - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a reaping unit of a combine harvester which easily removes grain stalks clogged in a joining portion and improves maintainability. <P>SOLUTION: The reaping unit 4 of the combine harvester 1 includes: a first lower conveying device 111, a fourth lower conveying device 114 for conveying grain stalks at the left side to the joining portion 183 arranged at the rear of the first conveying device 111, a second lower conveying device 112 and a third lower conveying device 113 for conveying grain stalks at the central left side to the joining portion 181 arranged at the conveying middle part of the fourth lower conveying device 114, the fourth conveying device 114 is equipped with a plurality of rotation wheels including a release pulley 114d arranged to face the joining portion 181 and the joining portion 183, a conveying chain 114a and clogging release means 200 for changing the position of the release pulley 114d between an operation position to move closer to the joining portion 181 and the joining portion 183 and a separation position to separate from the joining portion 181 and the joining portion 183. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a technique for releasing clogging of a portion of a cereal where a cereal base unit joins in a lower conveying device of a combine harvester.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a combine harvester is configured to convey a stock base portion of a grain culm cut by a cutting blade to the rear by a lower conveyance device, join a plurality of corn straws, and deliver it to a vertical conveyance device. In the case where cereals are clogged in this merging part, a technique relating to a clogging releasing means for widening the width of the cereal conveying path in the merging part is known in order to remove the clogged cereals. For example, as described in Patent Document 1.

The combine described in Patent Literature 1 is a four-row combine, and the clogging release means similarly described in Patent Literature 1 includes a movable roller, a tension arm, and a release lever.
In the combine lower conveying apparatus described in Patent Document 1, the belt with protrusions for conveying the cereal straw is wound around a plurality of rollers including a movable roller. The movable roller is arranged facing the junction where the four cereal grains meet. The tension arm is provided so as to be rotatable with respect to the cutting unit main body and supports the movable roller so as to be rotatable. The release lever is an operation tool for rotating the tension arm.

  In such a combine harvester, when the merging portion is clogged with the cereal, the operator operates the release lever to rotate the tension arm and move the movable roller away from the merging portion. As a result, the cereal cakes clogged in the junction can be removed.

  However, some of the harvesting parts of larger combine harvesters (for example, seven-row cutting, eight-row cutting, etc.) have a plurality of merging sections in the lower transport device. For example, in the case of a 7-row harvesting combine, a 2-row grain cocoon harvested at the right part of the harvesting part is joined with a grain cocoon for one line similarly harvested at the right part of the harvesting part. In addition, two cereals that have been harvested at the left part of the harvesting part are merged with two cereals that have been harvested at the left part of the harvesting part. Then, after merging the three rows of cereals merged at the right part of the cutting portion and the four rows of cereals merged at the left portion of the harvesting portion, vertically transporting the seven rows of cereals Deliver to the device.

  Thus, when the cutting unit has a plurality of merging portions in the lower transport device, if the clogging release means is provided in each merging portion, it is necessary to operate the clogging releasing means for each merging portion. For this reason, when cereals are simultaneously jammed in a plurality of merging sections, the operator needs to operate the clogging release means for each merging section in order to remove the cereals, which is disadvantageous in that the work is complicated. Met.

JP 2007-215438 A

  An object of the present invention is to provide a harvesting unit for a combine that can easily remove cereals clogged in a merging portion of a lower conveyance device and can improve maintainability.

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is as described above. Next, means for solving the problem will be described.

  That is, in claim 1, in the harvesting part of the combine that includes the pulling device, the scavenging device, the cutting device, the lower transport device, the upper transport device, and the vertical transport device, the lower transport device is one or two on the center left side. Middle left lower conveyance device that conveys the grain cereal to the first merging section, middle right lower conveyance device that conveys one or two cereal grains to the second merging section, and left 1 A left or lower conveying device that conveys the cereals from the middle left lower conveying device merged at the first merging portion to the third merging portion, and one or two ridges on the right side Cereals, cereals from the middle right lower transportation device joined at the second junction, and cereals from the lower left transportation device joined at the third junction And a lower right transport device that transports to the transport start end, the lower left transport device A plurality of rotating wheels including a separating rotating wheel arranged so as to face the first joining portion and the third joining portion, an endless belt for conveying cereals wound around the plurality of rotating wheels, and the separating rotating wheel The clogging can be changed between a working position for bringing the position of the first and second joining portions close to the first joining portion and the third joining portion and a separating position for separating the first joining portion and the third joining portion. Means.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, the clogging release means is provided so as to be rotatable with respect to the reaping portion main body, and holds a rotation position of the bracket, and a bracket for rotatably supporting the separation rotating wheel. And a holding mechanism for holding the separation rotating wheel at the working position, and the pivot fulcrum of the bracket is disposed upstream of the third junction of the lower left conveying device. It is.

  In Claim 3, the said lower left conveying apparatus is arrange | positioned on the right-and-left opposite side with respect to the driving | running part arrange | positioned at the said combine.

  As effects of the present invention, the following effects can be obtained.

  In claim 1, when the separation rotating wheel is changed to the separation position, the distance between the first joining portion and the separation rotating wheel, and the distance between the third joining portion and the separation rotating wheel, Spread at the same time. Therefore, it is possible to make it possible to remove the cereals clogged in the first merging portion and the third merging portion with a single operation of changing the separation rotating wheel to the separation position, and the first merging portion and the third merging portion. A simple structure can be obtained without providing clogging releasing means for each part, and maintainability can be improved.

  In claim 2, when the pivot is arranged in the upstream side of the third merging portion so that the bracket is rotated in a direction away from the first merging portion and the third merging portion, the lower conveyance is performed. The distance between the devices is larger in the first merging portion than in the third merging portion. Therefore, it is easier to remove clogged culms in the first merging section where there is a possibility that a relatively large amount of cereals may be clogged because it is located downstream of the third merging section, thereby improving maintainability. Can do.

  According to the third aspect, the clogging release means can be operated from the opposite side of the driving unit by arranging the lower left conveying device on the opposite side of the driving unit. Thereby, when operating the clogging release means, the operating part does not get in the way and the maintainability can be improved.

The side view of the combine which comprises the cutting part which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. The top view of the combine which comprises the cutting part which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. The side schematic diagram of the cutting part concerning one embodiment of the present invention. The top view which shows the cutting device of the cutting part and lower conveying apparatus which concern on one Embodiment of this invention. The figure which shows the power transmission structure of the cutting part which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. The top view which shows the clogging cancellation | release means of the cutting part which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. The perspective view which shows the clogging cancellation | release means of the cutting part which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. The perspective view from the left rear which shows the cutting frame and 4th lower conveyance apparatus of the cutting part which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. The top view which shows the case where the holding | maintenance in the working position of the clogging cancellation | release means of the cutting part which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention is cancelled | released. The top view which shows the case where the clogging cancellation | release means of the cutting part which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention is changed to a separation position.

  First, the overall configuration of the seven-stripe combine 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, in the combine 1, the traveling unit 2 is supported by a pair of left and right traveling crawlers 3. A mowing unit 4 that takes in the cereal grains in the field while mowing is attached to the front part of the traveling unit 2 so as to be adjustable up and down. A threshing unit 5 for threshing the cereals harvested by the reaping unit 4 is disposed in the upper left part of the traveling unit 2. A sorting unit 6 that sorts the processed product threshed by the threshing unit 5 is disposed in the lower left portion of the traveling unit 2. A grain tank 7 that stores the grains selected by the selection unit 6 is disposed on the right side of the traveling unit 2. A discharge auger 8 for discharging the grains stored in the grain tank 7 to the outside is disposed at the right rear portion of the traveling unit 2. A driving unit 9 that operates each of the above-described units is disposed on the right front portion of the traveling unit 2.

  Next, the configuration of the cutting unit 4 will be described in detail.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the cutting unit 4 includes a cutting frame 10, a weeding tool 30, a pulling device 40, a scraping device 50, a cutting device 60, and a conveying device 100.

  The cutting frame 10 is a main body of the cutting unit 4 that supports the weeding tool 30 and each of the devices. The cutting frame 10 includes a cutting input pipe 11, a vertical transmission pipe 12, a horizontal transmission pipe 13, a plurality of weed frames 14, 14..., A drive pipe 15, and a pulling vertical transmission pipe 16. The frame includes a pulling lateral transmission pipe 17, a plurality of pulling drive pipes 18, a connecting frame 19, and an intermediate conveyance transmission pipe 20.

  The cutting input pipe 11 is rotatably provided at the left front portion of the traveling unit 2 with its axial direction as the left-right direction. The longitudinal transmission pipe 12 extends downward from the right end portion of the cutting input pipe 11 in the front oblique direction, with its axial direction orthogonal to the axial direction of the cutting input pipe 11. The horizontal transmission pipe 13 extends in the left-right direction from the extending end of the vertical transmission pipe 12 with its axial direction as the left-right direction.

  Each weed frame 14 extends forward from the lateral transmission pipe 13 with its axial direction being generally the front-rear direction. A plurality of weeding frames 14, 14... Are arranged in parallel in the left-right direction at appropriate intervals. The drive pipe 15 is horizontally mounted between the weeding frames 14 and 14 located on the outermost left and right sides with the axial direction of the drive pipe 15 being the left and right direction. The drive pipe 15 is positioned in front of the lateral transmission pipe 13 and is arranged in parallel with the lateral transmission pipe 13.

  The pulling longitudinal transmission pipe 16 extends from the left end portion of the lateral transmission pipe 13 forward and obliquely upward, with its axial direction orthogonal to the axial direction of the lateral transmission pipe 13. The vertical connection frame extends from the right end portion of the horizontal transmission pipe 13 forward and obliquely upward, with its axial direction being orthogonal to the axial direction of the horizontal transmission pipe 13.

  The pulling horizontal transmission pipe 17 is horizontally mounted between the extending end portion of the pulling vertical transmission pipe 16 and the extending end portion of the vertical connection frame, with the axial direction thereof being the left-right direction. Each pulling drive pipe 18 extends forward from the pulling lateral transmission pipe 17 with its axial direction being generally vertical. .. Are arranged in parallel in the left-right direction at predetermined intervals.

  The connecting frame 19 extends rearward from the left and right midway portion of the pulling lateral transmission pipe 17 with its axial direction being generally the front-rear direction. The connection frame 19 is connected to the cutting input pipe 11 side of the longitudinal transmission pipe 12 at its extended end. The middle conveying transmission pipe 20 extends from the side of the horizontal transmission pipe 13 of the vertical transmission pipe 12 to the upper front obliquely.

  The weeding tool 30 separates (splits) cereal grains in the field for each line. The weeding tool 30 includes eight weeding boards 31, 31... (See FIG. 4). Each weed board 31 is formed such that its tip is narrowed. Each weed board 31 is attached to the front end portion of each weed frame 14 so that its tip faces forward.

  The pulling device 40 causes cereals after weeding. The pulling device 40 includes seven pulling cases 41 that support the tine-equipped chain 42 so as to be rotationally driven. The plurality of elevating cases 41 are arranged in an inclined shape with front, rear, and rear heights behind the weeding tool 30, and are arranged at appropriate intervals in the left-right direction. Each pulling case 41 is positioned between each weeding frame 14 and each pulling drive pipe 18 and supported by these.

  The rake device 50 rakes the stock of cereals caused by the pulling device 40. The scraping device 50 is disposed behind the pulling device 40 in a slanted shape with a front, a rear, and a height. As shown in FIG. 4, the scraping device 50 includes a first scraping device 51, a second scraping device 52, a third scraping device 53, and a fourth scraping device 54. These scraping devices 51 to 54 are arranged behind the pulling device 40 in a slanted shape of front, rear, and rear height, and are arranged at appropriate intervals in the left-right direction.

  The first stirrer 51 is for scraping the stocks of the right side of the cereals of 7 cereals (the first and second cereals 171 and 172 counted from the right side). The first scraping device 51 includes a pair of left and right star-shaped scraping wheels 51a and 51b, and a pair of left and right projecting belts 51c and 51d. The first scraping device 51 is disposed on the rightmost side among the plurality of scraping devices 51 to 54.

  The pick-up wheel 51a is arranged in an inclined shape with front, rear, and rear height, and is provided so as to be rotatable around the rotation shaft 51e. The take-up wheel 51b is arranged in an inclined shape with front, rear, and rear heights, and is provided to be rotatable around the rotation shaft 51f. The picking wheel 51a and the picking wheel 51b are arranged so as to be adjacent to each other in the left-right direction and mesh with each other.

  A large-diameter pulley 51g is disposed above the pick-up wheel 51a and is fixed to the rotating shaft 51e together with the pick-up wheel 51a. The small-diameter pulley 51h is disposed on the right front side of the large-diameter pulley 51g and is provided so as to be rotatable with respect to the cutting frame 10. Then, the take-in belt 51c is wound around the large-diameter pulley 51g and the small-diameter pulley 51h.

  A large-diameter pulley 51k is disposed above the pick-up wheel 51b and is fixed to the rotating shaft 51f together with the pick-up wheel 51b. The small-diameter pulley 51m is disposed on the left front side of the large-diameter pulley 51k and is provided to be rotatable with respect to the cutting frame 10. Then, the take-in belt 51d is wound around the large diameter pulley 51k and the small diameter pulley 51m.

  Thus, the scraping belt 51c and the scraping belt 51d are arranged so as to be adjacent to each other in the left-right direction, and between the belt surfaces facing each other, that is, the left outer surface of the scraping belt 51c and the right outer surface of the scraping belt 51d. The distance between the two is stretched substantially in the front-rear direction so that the distance from the front gradually decreases from the front to the rear, that is, in a substantially square shape when viewed from the front.

  The second stirrer 52 is one side of the left and right central side of the seven cereals, and in this embodiment, the right side of the culm (the third culm 173 counted from the rightmost side). Is to stir up the stockholder. The second scraping device 52 includes a single star-shaped scraping wheel 52a and a single buttressed scraping belt 52b. The second scraping device 52 is arranged on the left side of the first scraping device 51 on the left and right center side among the plurality of scraping devices 51 to 54.

  The take-up wheel 52a is arranged in an inclined shape with front, rear, and rear heights, and is provided so as to be rotatable around the rotation shaft 52c. The picking wheel 52a is located on the left side of the left picking wheel 51b of the first picking device 51, and is not meshed with the left picking wheel 51b.

  A large-diameter pulley 52d is disposed above the pick-up wheel 52a and is fixed to the rotating shaft 52c together with the pick-up wheel 52a. The small-diameter pulley 52e is disposed on the left front side of the large-diameter pulley 52d and is provided to be rotatable with respect to the cutting frame 10. Then, the take-in belt 52b is wound around the large-diameter pulley 52d and the small-diameter pulley 52e.

  Thus, the scraping belt 52b is stretched in the front-rear direction. In addition, a guide rod (not shown) is provided between the pick-up belt 52b and the pick-up belt 51d of the first pick-up device 51 so as to face the right outer surface of the pick-up belt 52b with a predetermined interval. Placed in.

  The third scraping device 53 is the remaining two of the left and right central three of the seven grains, and in the present embodiment, the middle one and the left one of the grains (counted from the rightmost side). 4th and 5th grain rice cakes 174 and 175). The third scraping device 53 includes a pair of left and right star-shaped scraping wheels 53a and 53b, and a pair of left and right scraping belts 53c and 53d with protrusions. The third scraping device 53 is arranged on the left side of the second scraping device 52 on the left and right center side among the plurality of scraping devices 51 to 54.

  The pick-up wheel 53a is arranged in an inclined shape with front, rear, and rear height, and is provided so as to be rotatable around the rotation shaft 53e. The take-in wheel 53b is arranged in an inclined shape with front, rear, and rear heights, and is provided to be rotatable around the rotation shaft 53f. The pick-up wheel 53a and the pick-up wheel 53b are arranged to be adjacent to each other in the left-right direction and mesh with each other.

  The scraping wheel 53a is located on the left side of the scraping wheel 52a of the second scraping device 52, and is arranged adjacent to the scraping wheel 52a in the left-right direction. In other words, the pick-up wheel 53a is arranged so as to be sandwiched between the left-hand pick-up wheel 53b and the right-hand pick-up wheel 52a. Then, the scraping wheel 53a is meshed with the scraping wheel 53b as described above and also meshed with the scraping wheel 52a.

  A large-diameter pulley 53g is disposed above the scraping wheel 53a and is fixed to the rotating shaft 53e together with the scraping wheel 53a. The small-diameter pulley 53h is disposed on the right front side of the large-diameter pulley 53g and is provided to be rotatable with respect to the cutting frame 10. Then, the take-in belt 53c is wound around the large-diameter pulley 53g and the small-diameter pulley 53h.

  A large-diameter pulley 53k is disposed above the scraping wheel 53b and is fixed to the rotating shaft 53f together with the scraping wheel 53b. The small-diameter pulley 53m is disposed on the left front side of the large-diameter pulley 53k and is provided to be rotatable with respect to the cutting frame 10. Then, the take-in belt 53d is wound around the large-diameter pulley 53k and the small-diameter pulley 53m.

  Thus, the scraping belt 53c and the scraping belt 53d are arranged so as to be adjacent to each other in the left-right direction, and between the belt surfaces facing each other, that is, the left outer surface of the scraping belt 53c and the right outer surface of the scraping belt 53d. The distance between the two is stretched substantially in the front-rear direction so that the distance from the front gradually decreases from the front to the rear, that is, in a substantially square shape when viewed from the front.

  The fourth stirrer 54 scrapes the stocks of the left side 2 left side rice cakes (6th and 7th side rice cakes 176, 177 counted from the right side) among the 7 rice grains. The fourth scraping device 54 includes a pair of left and right star-shaped scraping wheels 54a and 54b, and a pair of left and right scraping belts 54c and 54d with protrusions. The fourth scraping device 54 is disposed on the leftmost side of the plurality of scraping devices 51 to 54 and adjacent to the left of the third scraping device 53.

  The pick-up wheel 54a is arranged in an inclined shape with front, rear, and rear heights, and is provided so as to be rotatable around the rotation shaft 54e. The pick-up wheel 54b is arranged in an inclined shape with front, rear, and rear heights, and is provided to be rotatable around the rotation shaft 54f. The picking wheel 54a and the picking wheel 54b are arranged so as to be adjacent to each other in the left-right direction and mesh with each other.

  A large-diameter pulley 54g is disposed above the pick-up wheel 54a and is fixed to the rotating shaft 54e together with the pick-up wheel 54a. The small-diameter pulley 54h is disposed on the right front side of the large-diameter pulley 54g and is provided to be rotatable with respect to the cutting frame 10. Then, the take-in belt 54c is wound around the large-diameter pulley 54g and the small-diameter pulley 54h.

  A large-diameter pulley 54k is disposed above the pick-up wheel 54b and is fixed to the rotating shaft 54f together with the pick-up wheel 54b. The small-diameter pulley 54m is disposed on the left front side of the large-diameter pulley 54k and is provided to be rotatable with respect to the cutting frame 10. Then, the take-in belt 54d is wound around the large-diameter pulley 54k and the small-diameter pulley 54m.

  Thus, the scraping belt 54c and the scraping belt 54d are arranged so as to be adjacent to each other in the left-right direction, and between the mutually facing belt surfaces, that is, the left outer surface of the scraping belt 54c and the right outer surface of the scraping belt 54d. The distance between the two is stretched substantially in the front-rear direction so that the distance from the front gradually decreases from the front to the rear, that is, in a substantially square shape when viewed from the front.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the cutting device 60 was scraped by the scraping device 50 (first scraping device 51, second scraping device 52, third scraping device 53, and fourth scraping device 54). Seven cereal grains are cut by the cutting blade 61 on the stock side. The cutting device 60 is arrange | positioned under the picking device 50, and is provided in the inclined shape of front low and high.

  The conveying device 100 conveys the cereals cut by the cutting device 60 to the threshing unit 5. The conveying device 100 is disposed on the rear upper side of the cutting device 60. The conveyance device 100 includes a lower conveyance device 110, an upper conveyance device 120, a vertical conveyance device 130, an auxiliary conveyance device 140, and a tip conveyance device 150.

  The lower conveyance device 110 joins and harvests the harvested cereal stocks to the vertical conveyance device 130. As shown in FIG. 4, the lower transfer device 110 includes a first lower transfer device 111, a second lower transfer device 112, a third lower transfer device 113, and a fourth lower transfer device 114.

  The first lower conveying device 111 is a culm 173, 174, which is nipped and conveyed from another lower conveying device to the stock of the two halves 171 and 172 that have been scraped by the first raking device 51. The stock sources of 175, 176, and 177 are joined together, and the stock sources of seven cereal grains 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, and 177 are nipped and conveyed to the vertical conveyance device 130. The first lower conveying device 111 is arranged in a slanted shape at the front, rear, and rear height behind the first and second scavenging devices 51 and 52, from the vicinity of the first scoring device 51 toward the left oblique rear. It is extended.

  The first lower transfer device 111 includes a transfer chain 111a, a driven sprocket 111b fixed to the rotation shaft 51e, a drive sprocket 111c, idle pulleys 111d and 111e provided on the left and right of the drive sprocket 111c, and a drive. A tension pulley 111f provided on the right front side of the sprocket 111c. The conveyance chain 111a is wound around a driven sprocket 111b, a drive sprocket 111c, idle pulleys 111d and 111e, and a tension pulley 111f.

  In addition, the first lower transport device 111 includes a guide plate 111g for guiding the transport chain 111a, a gripper 111h for sandwiching the cereals between the transport chain 111a, and guide springs 111k and 11m (FIG. 6). reference).

  The second lower conveying device 112 sandwiches and conveys the stock of the stalks 173 for one line scraped by the second raking device 52 to the junction 182 with the first lower conveying device 111. The second lower transport device 112 is arranged in a slanted shape with a front low and a rear height behind the second scraping device 52 and in front of the left side of the first lower transport device 111. The first lower transfer device 111 extends rearward to the vicinity of the middle part of the transfer.

  The second lower transfer device 112 includes a transfer chain 112a, a drive sprocket 112c fixed to the rotary shaft 52c, two idle pulleys 112d and 112e, and a tension pulley 112f. The conveyance chain 112a is wound around the drive sprocket 112c, the idle pulleys 112d and 112e, and the tension pulley 112f.

  The third lower transport device 113 sandwiches and transports the stocks of the two grain cereals 174 and 175 raked by the third scraping device 53 to the junction 181 with the fourth lower transport device 114. The third lower transport device 113 is arranged in a slanted shape with a front, rear, and rear height behind the third scraping device 53 and in front of the right side of the fourth lower transport device 114. The lower transfer device 114 extends rearward to the vicinity of the middle of the transfer.

  The third lower transfer device 113 includes a transfer chain 113a, a driven sprocket 113b fixed to the rotation shaft 53e, a drive sprocket 113c, an idle pulley 113d provided on the left side of the drive sprocket 113c, and a drive sprocket 113c. Tension pulley 113e provided in front of the. The conveyance chain 113a is wound around a driven sprocket 113b, a drive sprocket 113c, an idle pulley 113d, and a tension pulley 113e.

  The third lower transfer device 113 includes a guide plate 113f that guides the transfer chain 113a, a holding rod 113g and a guide spring 113h that hold the culm between the transfer chain 113a, and a guide rod 113k that guides the culm. (See FIG. 6).

  The fourth lower conveying device 114 is a stock of the culms 174 and 175 which are conveyed while being sandwiched and conveyed by the third lower conveying device 113 to the stock source of the two halves of the culms 176 and 177 that have been scratched by the fourth scraping device 54. The formers are merged, and the stocks of the cereal grains 174, 175, 176, and 177 for the four strips are nipped and conveyed to the junction 183 with the first lower conveying device 111. The fourth lower transfer device 114 is arranged in a slanting shape at the front, rear, and rear height behind the fourth scratching device 54, and is tilted to the right from the vicinity of the third scraping device 53 to the vicinity of the transfer end portion of the fourth lower transfer device 114. It extends toward the rear.

  The fourth lower transfer device 114 includes a transfer chain 114a, a driven sprocket 114b fixed to the rotating shaft 54f, a drive sprocket 114c, a separation pulley 114d and a free pulley 114e provided on the right side of the drive sprocket 114c. And a tension pulley 114f provided in front of the drive sprocket 113c. The conveyance chain 114a is wound around a driven sprocket 114b, a drive sprocket 114c, a separating pulley 114d, an idle pulley 114e, and a tension pulley 114f.

  Further, the fourth lower transfer device 114 includes a guide plate 114g for guiding the transfer chain 114a, a holding rod 114h and a guide spring 114k / 114v for holding the cereal grains between the transfer chain 114a (see FIG. 6). ).

  Further, the fourth lower transport device 114 includes a clogging release means 200 that changes the position of the separation pulley 114d, an upper frame 114m that supports the clogging release means 200, the guide plate 114g, and the like, a middle frame 114n, a lower frame 114p, (See FIG. 6).

  The fourth lower transfer device 114 is disposed on the left side of the longitudinal transmission pipe 12 in the plan view (FIG. 4), that is, on the left side in the left-right direction of the combine 1.

  The upper transport device 120 is configured to latch and transport the ear of the cereal that is nipped and transported by the lower transport device 110. As shown in FIG. 3, the upper transport device 120 is disposed above and below the lower transport device 110 in a front-rear and rear-inclined shape, and extends rearward from above the scraping device 50.

  The vertical conveying device 130 sandwiches and conveys the stock of seven cereal grains inherited from the conveying terminal portion of the first lower conveying device 111 to the auxiliary conveying device 140. As shown in FIG. 3, the vertical conveyance device 130 is arranged in a slanted shape at the front, rear, and rear height behind the lower conveyance device 110, and extends from the vicinity of the conveyance terminal portion of the lower conveyance device 110 toward the left diagonal rear. .

  The auxiliary conveying device 140 is configured to nipping and conveying the stocks of seven cereal grains inherited from the conveying terminal portion of the vertical conveying device 130 to the threshing unit 5. The auxiliary conveyance device 140 is disposed on the rear upper side of the vertical conveyance device 130 and extends backward from the vicinity of the conveyance end portion of the vertical conveyance device 130.

  The tip transport device 150 is configured to latch and transport the tip of the cereal that is transported by the first lower transport device 111, the vertical transport device 130, and the auxiliary transport device 140. The tip conveying device 150 is disposed below the rear portion of the upper conveying device 120 and extends rearward from the vicinity of the middle portion of the conveying of the upper conveying device 120.

  Next, the power transmission structure of the cutting unit 4 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In the cutting frame 10, that is, each of the pipes constituting the cutting frame 10, a transmission shaft for transmitting power to each device is inserted along the longitudinal direction. Specifically, for example, a cutting input shaft 161 is inserted into the cutting input pipe 11. A longitudinal transmission shaft 162 is inserted into the longitudinal transmission pipe 12. A lateral transmission shaft 163 is inserted into the lateral transmission pipe 13. An intermediate conveyance transmission shaft 164 is inserted into the intermediate conveyance transmission pipe 20.

  An input pulley 160 to which engine power is input is fixed to the left end of the cutting input shaft 161, and the right end is interlocked and connected to the vertical transmission shaft 162. The vertical transmission shaft 162 is appropriately coupled to the horizontal transmission shaft 163, the intermediate conveyance transmission shaft 164, and other transmission shafts. Thus, the power transmitted from the engine to the cutting input shaft 161 can be further transmitted from the cutting input shaft 161 to the longitudinal transmission shaft 162 to the pulling device 40, the scraping device 50, the cutting device 60, and the conveying device 100. The

  The power extracted from the middle part of the vertical transmission shaft 162 is transmitted to the drive sprocket 111 c of the first lower transport device 111. The first lower transport device 111 and the first scraping device 51 are sequentially driven by the power.

  The power extracted from the middle part of the vertical transmission shaft 162 is transmitted to the drive sprocket 113 c of the third lower transport device 113. The third lower transport device 113, the third scraping device 53, the second scraping device 52, and the second lower transport device 112 are sequentially driven by the power.

  The power extracted from the left end of the lateral transmission shaft 163 is transmitted to the drive sprocket 114 c of the fourth lower transport device 114. The fourth lower transfer device 114 and the fourth scraping device 54 are sequentially driven by the power.

  In such a configuration, the cutting unit 4 drives each device with the power from the engine during the cutting operation, and takes in the grain culm while cutting. That is, in the cutting unit 4, the cereals after the weeding are caused after the cereals in the field are divided by the weeding tool 30 so as to be separated for each line. Subsequently, the stocker side of the cereal that is caused by the pulling device 40 is scraped by the scraping device 50.

  Specifically, in the first stirrer 51, the stirrer wheel 51a and the large-diameter pulley 51g rotate around the rotation shaft 51e in the arrow direction in FIG. By the rotation of the large-diameter pulley 51g, the take-up belt 51c rotates. Further, by the rotation of the picking wheel 51a, the picking wheel 51b meshing with the picking wheel 51a rotates around the rotation shaft 51f in the direction of the arrow in FIG. The large-diameter pulley 51k is rotated by the rotation of the scraping wheel 51b. Then, the take-up belt 51d is rotated by the rotation of the large-diameter pulley 51k. Thereby, the stock origin side of the grain straws 171 and 172 for the two right-hand sides is scraped backward by the picking wheels 51a and 51b and the picking belts 51c and 51d.

  In the second scraping device 52 and the third scraping device 53, the scraping wheel 53a and the large-diameter pulley 53g rotate around the rotation shaft 53e in the direction of the arrow in FIG. By the rotation of the large-diameter pulley 53g, the take-up belt 53c rotates. Further, by the rotation of the pick-up wheel 53a, the pick-up wheels 52a and 53b engaged with the pick-up wheel 53a rotate around the rotation shafts 52c and 53f, respectively, in the direction of the arrow in FIG. Due to the rotation of the scraping wheel 52a, the large-diameter pulley 52d rotates in the direction of the arrow in FIG. Then, the take-up belt 52b is rotated by the rotation of the large-diameter pulley 52d. Further, the large-diameter pulley 53k is rotated by the rotation of the scraping wheel 53b. Then, the take-up belt 53d is rotated by the rotation of the large-diameter pulley 53k. As a result, among the three right and left central sides, the stock side of the grain 173 for the right one is scraped backward by the scraping wheel 52a and the scraping belt 52b, and the remaining left of the three left and right central sides The stock side of the cereal rice cakes 174 and 175 of the two strips is scraped backward by the scraping wheels 53a and 53b and the scraping belts 53c and 53d.

  In the fourth scraping device 54, the scraping wheel 54b and the large-diameter pulley 54k rotate around the rotation shaft 54f in the direction of the arrow in FIG. The rotation of the large-diameter pulley 54k rotates the take-up belt 54d. Further, by the rotation of the picking wheel 54b, the picking wheel 54a meshing with the picking wheel 54b rotates around the rotation shaft 54e in the direction of the arrow in FIG. The large-diameter pulley 54g is rotated by the rotation of the scraping wheel 54a. Then, the take-up belt 54c is rotated by the rotation of the large-diameter pulley 54g. As a result, the stock side of the left side two cereal grains 176 and 177 is scraped backward by the picking wheels 54a and 54b and the picking belts 54c and 54d.

  Then, the cutting device 60 cuts the cereal grains 171 and 172, the cereal meal 173, the cereal meal 174 and 175, and the cereal meal 176 and 177 on the stock market side. The cereal grains 171 and 172, the cereal meal 173, the cereal meal 174 and 175, and the cereal meal 176 and 177 after the cutting are conveyed toward the threshing unit 5 while being merged on the way by the conveying device 100. In the transport device 100, first, the stock side of the cereal baskets 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, and 176 177 are transported by the lower transport device 110, and the tip side is transported by the upper transport device 120. .

  Specifically, in the third lower transfer device 113, the transfer chain 113a is rotated by the rotation of the drive sprocket 113c. As a result, the stock side of the two cereal grains 174 and 175 raked by the third rake device 53 is transported to the upper merge portion 181 after the slant. Here, the merging portion 181 is in the middle of the conveyance of the fourth lower conveyance device 114 and is positioned close to the third lower conveyance device 113.

  In the fourth lower transfer device 114, the transfer chain 114a is rotated by the rotation of the drive sprocket 114c. As a result, the stock side of the cereal grains 176 and 177 of the two stalks raked by the fourth stirrer 54 and the stock side of the cereal grains 174 and 175 inherited in the merge part 181 are joined together at the upper part after the slant. It is conveyed to the part 183. Here, the merging portion 183 is positioned downstream of the middle conveyance portion of the first lower conveyance device 111 and close to the fourth lower conveyance device 114.

  In the second lower transfer device 112, the transfer chain 112a is rotated by the rotation of the drive sprocket 112c. As a result, the stock side of the cereal mash 173 for one strip that has been scraped by the second scraping device 52 is conveyed to the rear upper junction 182. Here, the merging portion 182 is in the middle of the conveyance of the first lower conveyance device 111 and is positioned close to the second lower conveyance device 112.

  In the first lower transport device 111, the transport chain 111a is rotated by the rotation of the drive sprocket 111c. As a result, the stock side of the stalks 171 and 172 for the two strips that have been scraped by the first stirrer 51 is conveyed upward after the slant and is inherited at the junctions 182 and 183. -It is conveyed to the vertical conveyance apparatus 130 with the stockholder side of 176 * 177.

  In other words, in the lower transport device 110, the stock source side of the grain straws 174 and 175 transported by the third lower transport device 113 is the stock origin of the grain straws 176 and 177 transported by the fourth lower transport device 114 at the junction 181. The cereal baskets 174, 175, 176, and 177 that are being conveyed become one bundle for four strips, and the bundle is conveyed to the merge unit 183. Then, the stocker side of the grain straws 171 and 172 transported by the first lower transport device 111 joins the stocker side of the grain straw 173 transported by the second lower transport device 112 at the joining part 182 and is being transported. Cereal grains 171, 172, and 173 form one bundle for three strips, and this bundle merges with the cereal grains 174, 175, 176, and 177 conveyed by the fourth lower conveyance device 114 at the junction 183. In this way, the stock side of the seven cereal grains 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, and 177 as one bundle is delivered to the conveyance start end of the vertical conveyance device 130.

  Hereinafter, the upper frame 114m, the middle frame 114n, the lower frame 114p, and the clogging release means 200 of the fourth lower transfer device 114 will be described in detail.

  As shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, the upper frame 114 m is formed by bending a cylindrical member at an intermediate portion. One end (rear end) of the upper frame 114m is disposed in the vicinity of the idle pulley 114e (the front end of the vertical conveying device 130). The other end (front end) of the upper frame 114m is fixed to the weed frame 14 arranged on the leftmost side (see FIG. 8). An upper frame plate 114q is fixed to one end portion of the upper frame 114m toward the right (extends toward the joining portion 183).

  The middle frame 114n is an elongated plate-like member. A midway portion in the longitudinal direction of the middle frame 114n is coupled to the upper frame 114m via a coupling member 114r.

  The lower frame 114p is formed by bending a cylindrical member in the middle. One end (rear end) of the lower frame 114p is fixed to the lower part of one end (rear end) of the middle frame 114n (see FIG. 8). The other end (front end) of the lower frame 114p is fixed to the lateral transmission pipe 13 (see FIG. 8).

  The clogging release means 200 includes a bracket 210, a rotation fulcrum shaft 220, a separating pulley shaft 230, an idle pulley shaft 240, a holding mechanism 250, and the like.

  The bracket 210 rotatably supports the separating pulley 114d and the idle pulley 114e. The bracket 210 includes an upper bracket 211 and a lower bracket 212.

  The upper bracket 211 is formed by bending or welding a plurality of plate materials. On one end (front end) side of the upper bracket 211, a rotation fulcrum hole 211a penetrating the upper bracket 211 in the vertical direction is formed. Further, on the other end (rear end) side of the upper bracket 211, a through hole 211b and a through hole 211c that penetrate the upper bracket 211 in the vertical direction are formed side by side. A guide plate 211d for guiding the conveyance chain 114a is fixed to the right side portion of the upper bracket 211.

  The lower bracket 212 is formed of a plate material. A guide spring 111 m is fixed to the lower surface of the lower bracket 212. On one end (rear end) side of the lower bracket 212, a through hole 212a and a through hole 212b that penetrate the plate surface of the lower bracket 212 are formed.

  The rotation fulcrum shaft 220 is a rotation fulcrum of the bracket 210. The rotation fulcrum shaft 220 is formed in a cylindrical shape. The rotation fulcrum shaft 220 is inserted into the rotation fulcrum hole 211a of the upper bracket 211 so as to be relatively rotatable. The lower end of the rotation fulcrum shaft 220 is in contact with the upper surface of the middle frame 114n, and the upper end of the rotation fulcrum shaft 220 is in contact with the lower surface of the upper frame plate 114q. The headed pin 221 is inserted through the flat washer 222, the through hole 114s formed in the upper frame plate 114q, the rotation fulcrum shaft 220, the through hole 114t formed in the middle frame 114n, and the plain washer 223 in this order. The rotation fulcrum shaft 220 is supported. Further, by locking the lower end portion of the headed pin 221 (below the plain washer 223) with the pin 224, the headed pin 221 is prevented from falling upward.

  The rotation fulcrum shaft 220 is arranged on the upstream side of the merging portion 181 and the merging portion 183 in the cereal conveying route by the fourth lower conveying device 114 in a plan view (FIG. 6). Here, the conveyance path | route of the grain straw by the 4th lower conveyance apparatus 114 means the locus | trajectory of the point through which the grain straw which the conveyance chain 114a of the 4th lower conveyance apparatus 114 conveys passes. Further, the fact that the rotation fulcrum shaft 220 is arranged upstream of the merging portion 181 and the merging portion 183 means that the rotation fulcrum shaft 220 is perpendicular to the conveying path of the cereals (see the dashed line X in FIG. 6). ) Means that the merging portion 181 and the merging portion 183 are located on the rear side in the transport direction from the perpendicular.

  The separation pulley shaft 230 serves as a rotation fulcrum of the separation pulley 114d. The separation pulley shaft 230 is inserted through the through-hole 211b of the upper bracket 211, the separation pulley 114d, and the spacer 231 in this order. The lower end of the separating pulley shaft 230 is in contact with the lower bracket 212. The separating pulley shaft 230 is fixed to the lower bracket 212 by a bolt 232 inserted from below the lower bracket 212 into the through hole 212a.

  The idle pulley shaft 240 is a rotation fulcrum of the idle pulley 114e. The idle pulley shaft 240 is inserted through the through hole 211c of the upper bracket 211, the idle pulley 114e, and the spacer 241 in this order. The lower end of the idle pulley shaft 240 is in contact with the lower bracket 212. The idle pulley shaft 240 is fixed to the lower bracket 212 by a bolt 242 inserted from below the lower bracket 212 into the through hole 212b.

  The holding mechanism 250 holds the rotation position of the bracket 210 at a predetermined position. The holding mechanism 250 includes an operation lever 251, a regulating member 252, a pin 253, and the like.

  The operation lever 251 is operated by an operator when changing the rotation position of the bracket 210. The operation lever 251 is formed of a plate material. On the left side of the operation lever 251, a grip portion 251a extending in the left-right direction is formed. A protruding portion 251b that protrudes forward is formed in the front portion of the operation lever 251 and in the middle of the left and right. A through hole 251 c that penetrates the plate surface of the operation lever 251 is formed at the right end of the operation lever 251. A long hole 251 d that penetrates the plate surface of the operation lever 251 is formed in the middle of the left and right of the operation lever 251. The long hole 251d is formed along an arc centered on the through hole 251c.

  A bolt 233 is inserted into the through hole 251c from above, and the bolt 233 is fastened to the upper end of the separating pulley shaft 230 with a predetermined fastening force. Thus, the operation lever 251 is supported so as to be rotatable about the separating pulley shaft 230. A bolt 243 is inserted into the elongated hole 251d from above, and the bolt 243 is fastened to the upper end of the idle pulley shaft 240 with a predetermined fastening force. Accordingly, when the operation lever 251 rotates a certain amount around the separating pulley shaft 230, the bolt 243 and one end or the other end of the long hole 251d come into contact with each other, and the rotation amount of the operation lever 251 is limited. That is, the range in which the operation lever 251 can rotate is limited to the range between both ends of the long hole 251d.

  In addition, the operation lever 251 is fastened to the upper ends of the separating pulley shaft 230 and the idle pulley shaft 240 by bolts 233 and 243, thereby preventing the upper bracket 211 from falling off upward. That is, the upper bracket 211 and the lower bracket 212 are connected by the separating pulley shaft 230 and the idle pulley shaft 240.

  The regulating member 252 is formed by bending a plate-like member into an L shape in plan view (FIG. 6). The restricting member 252 is erected on the rear ends of the upper frame 114m and the upper frame plate 114q. One bent portion of the restricting member 252 extends obliquely in the front-rear direction substantially parallel to a line connecting the axis of the rotation fulcrum shaft 220 and the axis of the idle pulley shaft 240, and comes into contact with the protrusion 251b. It is a surface. The other bent portion of the restricting member 252 is a surface that extends obliquely in the left-right direction and comes into contact with the front surface of the grip portion 251a. As described above, the two bent portions of the regulating member 252 contact the projecting portion 251b or the grip portion 251a of the operation lever 251, thereby serving as a stopper for the operation lever 251. The restriction member 252 can also be used as a connecting member that connects the upper frame 114m and the upper frame plate 114q to members such as other frames.

  The pin 253 restricts the rotation of the operation lever 251. The pin 253 is inserted into a pin hole 114u formed at the rear end portion of the upper frame 114m. The tip (lower end) of the pin 253 inserted through the pin hole 114u protrudes downward from the upper frame 114m.

Below, the operation | movement aspect of the clogging cancellation | release means 200 comprised as mentioned above is demonstrated.
First, the case where the cutting operation is performed by the cutting unit 4 will be described.

  As illustrated in FIG. 6, when the cutting operation is performed by the cutting unit 4, the operation lever 251 is rotated clockwise in plan view with respect to the bracket 210, and the protrusion 251 b of the operation lever 251 is moved to the right with respect to the restriction member 252. It is locked from the direction. In this state, an urging force is applied to the bracket 210 in the direction of rotating clockwise in plan view due to the tension of the transport chain 114a. However, since the operation lever 251 is locked to the restriction member 252, the bracket 210 is held at a position protruding rightward by a predetermined amount with respect to the upper frame 114m without rotating clockwise in plan view. .

  In this case, the separation pulley 114d is held at a position close to the joining portion 183 and the joining portion 181. Hereinafter, the position of the separation pulley 114d is defined as a work position.

  When the bracket 210 is held at a position protruding rightward by a predetermined amount with respect to the upper frame 114m, that is, when the separating pulley 114d is held at the working position, the pin 253 is provided in the pin hole 114u of the upper frame 114m. The portion that is inserted and protrudes downward from the pin hole 114 u of the pin 253 contacts the operation lever 251 from the rear. That is, the pin 253 restricts the rotation of the operation lever 251 in the counterclockwise direction. As a result, the operation lever 251 can be reliably locked to the restricting member 252, and the separation pulley 114 d can be moved to the working position even when the tension of the transport chain 114 a or other external force is applied to the clogging release means 200. Can be held in.

  Next, a description will be given of a case where the cereals are removed when the merging part 183 or the merging part 181 is clogged.

  As shown in FIG. 9, when removing the cereal clogged in the junction 183 or the junction 181, first, the operator moves to the left side of the cutting unit 4 and then removes the pin 253 from the upper frame 114 m. . Thereby, the restriction on the rotation of the operation lever 251 is released, and the operation lever 251 can be rotated counterclockwise.

  Next, the operator grasps the grip 251 a of the operation lever 251 from the left side of the cutting unit 4 and rotates the operation lever 251 counterclockwise in plan view. As a result, the locking between the protruding portion 251b of the operation lever 251 and the regulating member 252 is released. That is, the bracket 210 can be rotated clockwise in plan view.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 10, the operator operates the operation lever 251 while holding the grip 251 a of the operation lever 251 while rotating the operation lever 251 as much as possible within the range limited by the long hole 251 d. The lever 251 is pulled toward the left side of the cutting unit 4. As a result, the bracket 210 connected to the operation lever 251 via the separating pulley shaft 230 rotates about the rotation fulcrum shaft 220 clockwise in plan view. As described above, when the bracket 210 is rotated clockwise in plan view, the rotation fulcrum shaft 220 serving as the rotation fulcrum of the bracket 210 is disposed on the upstream side of the conveyance path from the merging portion 181 and the merging portion 183. Therefore, the separating pulley 114 d is separated from the joining portion 183 and the joining portion 181. Hereinafter, the position of the separation pulley 114d is defined as a separation position.

  When the separation pulley 114d is changed to the separation position, the space between the conveyance chain 114a and the conveyance chain 113a in the junction 183 and the space between the conveyance chain 114a and the conveyance chain 111a in the junction 181 are separated. This is wider than when the pulley 114d is in the working position. As a result, the cereals clogged in the merging portion 183 and the merging portion 181 can be easily removed.

  Next, a case where the position of the separating pulley 114d is returned to the working position again after removing the cereal clogged in the junction 183 or the junction 181 will be described.

  When returning the position of the separating pulley 114d to the work position, the operator pushes the operation lever 251 toward the right side of the cutting unit 4 while holding the grip 251a of the operation lever 251. As a result, the bracket 210 connected to the operation lever 251 via the separating pulley shaft 230 rotates counterclockwise in plan view. The operator rotates the bracket 210 until the separating pulley 114d returns to the working position.

  Next, the operator rotates the operation lever 251 to the maximum in the range limited by the long hole 251d clockwise in plan view. Thus, the protruding portion 251b of the operation lever 251 and the regulating member 252 are locked.

  Finally, the pin 253 is inserted into the pin hole 114u of the upper frame 114m, thereby restricting the rotation of the operation lever 251 in the counterclockwise direction. Thereby, the separating pulley 114d can be held again at the working position.

As described above, the cutting unit 4 of the combine 1 according to the present embodiment includes the pulling device 40, the scraping device 50, the cutting device 60, the lower transport device 110, the upper transport device 120, and the vertical transport device 130. In the cutting unit 4, the lower conveying device 110 includes a third lower conveying device 113 that conveys one or two cereal grains on the central left side to the merging unit 181, and one or two cereal grains on the central right side. The second lower transport device 112 that transports the cereals to the junction 182, the left or first cereal straws, and the cereals from the third lower transport device 113 joined at the merging unit 181 to the merging unit 183. The 4th lower conveyance apparatus 114 to convey, the 1st or 2nd grain mash of the right side, the mash from the 2nd lower conveyance apparatus 112 merged in the merge part 182, and the 1st merged in the merge part 183 Four lower transfer device 114 The first lower transport device 111 that transports the cereal cereal to the transport start end of the vertical transport device 130, and the fourth lower transport device 114 is disposed so as to face the merge portion 181 and the merge portion 183. Working positions for bringing the positions of the plurality of rotating wheels including the pulleys 114d, the conveying chains 114a for conveying the cereals wound around the rotating wheels, and the separating pulley 114d close to the merging portion 181 and the merging portion 183 And clogging release means 200 that can be changed between the joining portion 181 and the separating position separated from the joining portion 183.
With this configuration, when the separation pulley 114d is changed to the separation position, the distance between the merging portion 181 and the separation pulley 114d and the distance between the merging portion 183 and the separation pulley 114d are Spread at the same time. Accordingly, it is possible to remove the cereals clogged in the merging portion 181 and the merging portion 183 with a single operation of changing the separating pulley 114d to the separated position, and the merging portion 181 and the merging portion 183 are clogged. A simple structure can be obtained without providing a releasing means, and maintainability can be improved.

Further, the clogging release means 200 is provided so as to be rotatable with respect to the main body of the cutting unit 4, and the bracket 210 that rotatably supports the separation pulley 114 d and the rotation position of the bracket 210 are held to separate the clogging release means 200. And a holding mechanism 250 for holding the pulley 114d at the working position, and the pivot fulcrum (the pivot fulcrum shaft 220) of the bracket 210 is located upstream of the junction 183 of the fourth lower conveyor 114. Is to be placed.
By configuring the pivot fulcrum shaft 220 upstream of the merging portion 183 by configuring in this way, when the bracket 210 is rotated in a direction away from the merging portion 181 and the merging portion 183, The distance between the fourth lower transport device 114 and the first lower transport device 111 and the distance between the fourth lower transport device 114 and the third lower transport device 113 are greater in the junction 181 than in the junction 183. The direction spreads greatly. Therefore, it is easy to remove the clogged culms at the merging portion 181 where there is a possibility that a relatively large amount of culms may be clogged because they are located downstream of the merging portion 183, and maintainability can be improved. .

Further, the fourth lower transport device 114 is disposed on the opposite side to the operation unit 9 disposed on the combine 1, that is, on the left side of the combine 1.
With this configuration, the clogging release means can be operated from the side opposite to the driving unit 9 by disposing the fourth lower transfer device 114 on the side opposite to the driving unit 9. Thereby, when operating the clogging release means, the operation unit 9 does not get in the way, and the maintainability can be improved.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Combine 4 Cutting part 9 Driving | running part 40 Pulling-up apparatus 50 Scratching apparatus 60 Cutting apparatus 100 Conveying apparatus 110 Lower conveying apparatus 111 First lower conveying apparatus (lower right conveying apparatus)
112 Second lower transfer device (middle right lower transfer device)
113 Third lower transfer device (middle left lower transfer device)
114 Fourth lower transfer device (lower left transfer device)
114d Separation pulley (separation rotating wheel)
114a Conveyor chain (endless belt)
181 Merger (first merger)
182 Merger (second merger)
183 Merger (third merger)
200 Clogging release means 210 Bracket 250 Holding mechanism

Claims (3)

In the harvesting part of the combine comprising a pulling device, a scraping device, a cutting device, a lower transport device, an upper transport device and a vertical transport device,
The lower conveyance device is a middle left lower conveyance device that conveys one or two cereal grains on the left side of the center to the first junction,
A middle right lower conveyance device that conveys one or two cereal grains on the right side of the center to the second junction,
A left lower conveying device that conveys the left and right cereal mashes to the third merging portion, and the cereal from the middle left lower conveying device merged at the first merging portion;
Grain from right or left cereals, cereals from the middle right lower transportation device merged at the second merging section, and cereals from the lower left conveyance apparatus merged at the third merging section A lower right transport device that transports the bag to the transport start end of the vertical transport device,
The lower left transport device is
A plurality of rotating wheels including a separating rotating wheel disposed so as to face the first joining portion and the third joining portion;
An endless belt for carrying cereals wound around the plurality of rotating wheels;
Changing the position of the separation rotating wheel between a working position to be brought close to the first joining part and the third joining part and a separating position to be separated from the first joining part and the third joining part. Clogging release means capable of
Combine harvester with The clogging release means includes
A bracket provided rotatably with respect to the cutting part main body, and rotatably supporting the separating rotating wheel;
A holding mechanism for holding the rotating wheel for separation at the working position by holding the pivot position of the bracket;
Comprising
The combine harvester according to claim 1, wherein the pivot fulcrum of the bracket is disposed upstream of the third junction of the lower left conveying device. The lower left transport device is
The harvesting unit for a combine according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the harvesting unit is disposed on a side opposite to a right and left side with respect to an operation unit disposed on the combine.

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