JP2651082B2 - Rush harvester - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a rush harvester provided with a reaper for cutting rush grass and a binding device for binding the cut rush grass to a traveling body.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a rush harvester of this kind arranges a bundle of rushes after cutting and binding on a mounting table at a side or at a rear portion of the machine as disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 3-195414. Those configured to store were known.

[0003]

By the way, mud dyeing is carried out on the cut rush to fix the bluish color of the rush and to dry the rush slowly. In order to carry out the dyeing, the rush harvester once transfers the rush bundle to a container provided with a large number of ventilation holes on the side wall, then immerses the rush in a predetermined mud pond for each container, and immerses it. After that, the container was carried and installed in a drying device to dry the container. For this reason, it was troublesome work to transfer the rush of rush from the mounting table of the rush harvester to a container, or to move the container to a mud pond. The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and it is possible to omit the operation of removing the cut rushes from the storage unit one by one for the muddy work, thereby improving the work efficiency. The purpose is to provide.

[0004]

In order to achieve the above object, a rush harvester according to the present invention has a structure described in the first aspect, wherein the rush bundle bound by the binding device is conveyed by a transport device. The traveling machine is characterized in that the traveling machine is provided with a mud dyeing device that immerses and passes through the dye tank and a storage unit that aligns and stores the rush bundles carried out from the mud dyeing device.
Further, the storage section may be constituted by a container that is detachable from the body. The operation and effect of this characteristic configuration are as follows.

[0005]

In other words, the rush bundle that has been cut and tied is mud-dyed while being sequentially conveyed by a mud dyeing device provided in the traveling machine, and the rush grass bundle after the mud staining is transferred to the traveling machine body. Will be aligned and stored in the storage unit provided for Also,
If the storage unit is provided with a detachable container, it is not necessary to replace the rush bundle in the container for mud dyeing, and the rush bundle together with the container can be immersed in the mud pond.

[0006]

As described above, since mud dyeing is carried out successively in the rush harvester together with cutting and bundling, the rush bundle is transported to a predetermined mud pond as in the prior art, and there is no need to perform mud dyeing work. As a result, the work efficiency was improved. Furthermore, by using the container itself for immersing the rush bundle in the mud pond for the rush harvester and the container for aligning and storing the rush bundle, the transfer of the rush bundle is also omitted,
Moreover, it is also possible to dry the rush bundles stored in the container after the mud dyeing, and the workability is extremely improved.

[0007]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 and 2 show a rush harvester. This rush harvester uses a rotating weeding rod 1, 1 consisting of a pair of right and left cross-sectionally elliptical rods that vibrates the planted rush by rotation and loosens the entanglement of the stem, and the planted rush grass culm after weeding. A pair of right and left elevating devices 2 and 2 which are raised while introducing the water, a clipper-type mowing device 3 which cuts the root of the raised rush, and the like are arranged on one side of the front end of the traveling body 4 and the mowing is performed. A front-rear nip-and-carrying device 5 for hanging the upper portion of the rushed grass and transporting the rushed grass rearward and obliquely upward is provided, and the transporter forcibly transports the root portion of the rushed grass toward the side of the aircraft. The device 6 is provided, and the root portion of the rush that is forcibly conveyed by the conveying device 6 in front of the air outlet 7a of the blower 7 against the wind force is discharged by the air flow from the air outlet 7a. A wind-type sorting device that blows upwards and selects waste rush A catching claw lifting / conveying device 9 for guiding the root portion of the rushes blown up by the blowing wind onto the binding floor 8 and an auxiliary sorting device for sorting the rushes placed on the binding floor 8 10, an auxiliary transporting device 12 for transporting rush to the binding device 11 and a binding device 11 for binding the rush are mounted, and the above is mounted on a cutting frame 14, and the cutting frame 14 is mounted on a horizontal axis with respect to the traveling machine body 4. Core X
It is constructed so as to pivot vertically around it. further,
The rush harvester is provided with a pair of left and right belt-type transfer devices 15 for sandwiching the tied stems and transferring the stalks to the rear of the machine. A mud dyeing device 17 is placed in a mud dyeing tank 16 filled with water and immersed in the rush bundle, and the rush bundle discharged from the belt-type conveying device 15 is aligned behind the mud dyeing device 17. A container 18 serving as a storage unit for storing is mounted on the traveling body 4. An engine 19 and an operation unit 20 are provided on one side opposite to the raising device 2 to constitute a rush harvester.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the mud dyeing device 17 rotatably moves a drum 21 for guiding the belt-type transfer device 15 to a mud dyeing tank 16 filled with mud for mud dyeing. The upper transport belt 15A and the lower transport belt 15A are pivotally supported and can transport the belt-type transport devices 15 disposed on the left and right sides while holding the rush bundle.
B are wound around a driving roll and a free-running roll in a state where a transport path is formed so that the lower part of the drum 21 passes through the waist, and is disposed vertically. The driving of the upper conveying belt 15A and the lower conveying belt 15B is performed by rotating a driving roller by power transmission from the engine 19. The rear end of the belt-type transport device 15 extends rearward and upward so that the rush bundle discharge position is higher than the bulky container 18.

The container 18 is configured so as to be transportable by a forklift or the like and removably mounted on the traveling machine body 4. Further, the container 18 is formed by forming a wire mesh member into a box shape so that the container 18 can be directly placed on a drying device (not shown) and the drying air can be blown against the stored rush.

[0010] In the claims, reference numerals are provided for convenience of comparison with the drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the configuration of the attached drawings by the entry.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall side view showing a rush harvester.

FIG. 2 is an overall plan view showing a rush harvester.

[Explanation of symbols]

 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 3 reaper 4 running machine 11 binding device 15 transport device 16 mud dyeing tank 17 mud dyeing device 18 storage unit

Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] A rush harvester equipped with a traveling body (4) having a cutting device (3) for cutting rush grass and a binding device (11) for binding the cut rush grass, the binding device (1).
The mud dyeing device (1) in which the rush bundles bound in 1) are immersed and passed through the mud dye tank (16) while being conveyed by the conveying device (15).
7) and a storage unit (18) for aligning and storing the rush bundles conveyed from the mud dyeing device (17) in the traveling machine body (4). 2. The rush harvester according to claim 1, wherein the storage section (18) is constituted by a container that is detachable from the body.