JPS6210203Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention consists of a reaping machine frame in which a reaping device, a grain culm lifting device, etc. are integrated into a frame, and a traveling machine frame in which a running wheel, a prime mover, a handle, etc. are integrated into a framework. The present invention relates to a binder support device configured such that the binders can be attached to and separated from each other.

This type of split binder is a generally known technology, but when the reaping machine frame is separated, the heavy prime mover on the traveling machine frame side loses its balance and tilts, so conventional Then, a support was erected between the traveling machine frame and the ground to prevent this tilting. Therefore, when there is no support, there is the inconvenience of having to leave the prime mover in a tilted state, and there are disadvantages such as fuel leakage from the prime mover.
The object of this invention is to provide a support device that eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks and also prevents mud from adhering to the running wheels when the reaper frame is attached.
For this reason, the following technical measures were taken.

That is, there is a reaping machine frame A in which a weed splitting device 1, a grain culm pulling device 2, a reaping device 3, a binding device 4, etc. are integrated into a framework, and a running wheel 5, a prime mover 6, a handle 7, etc. are integrated into a framework. In the binder configured to be able to be attached and separated from the configured traveling machine frame B, the traveling machine frame B is operated to approach the traveling wheels 5 in order to remove mud adhering to the traveling wheels 5, and to reap the mud. The structure of the support device in the binder is such that a stand 8 which is spaced apart from the traveling wheels 5 and capable of grounding operation is provided to support the traveling machine frame B and prevent the tilting of the prime mover 6 when the machine frame A is separated.

In the illustrated example, the running wheel 5 is a single wheel, and a gear case 9 is provided on one side with a power transmission mechanism for transmitting power from the prime mover 6 to the wheel 5, and an axle protrudes from the bottom of the gear case 9. 10.

The prime mover 6 is mounted on a base 11 provided on a frame behind the running wheels 5.

The stand 8 is formed from a letter-shaped rod, and its base is placed on a base 11 and its tip side is close to the running wheels 5.
It is supported on 12 shafts so that it can rotate apart.

Reference numeral 13 denotes a mounting plate that is joined to a mounting plate 14 provided on the reaper frame A, and both mounting plates 13,
14, the reaping machine frame A and the traveling machine frame B can be attached to and detached from each other.

The stand 8 is configured to be arbitrarily fixed in a state close to the wheel 5 or in a state separated from the wheel 5 by tightening a nut 15. 16 is a fuel tank.

Therefore, when the reaper frame A is separated from the traveling machine frame B, on the traveling machine frame B side, the heavy prime mover 6 loses its balance and tilts downward together with the handle 7 about the axle 10, but the stand 8 running wheels 5
If it is rotated so that its leading end touches the ground, the traveling machine frame B is supported and the tilting of the prime mover 6 is prevented, thereby preventing fuel leakage due to tilting of the prime mover 6 and fuel tank 16. is prevented.
Moreover, when installing the reaping machine frame A, the operator does not need to hold the handle 7 and raise the prime mover 6, and moreover, the operator does not have to hold the handle 7 and raise the prime mover 6. Moreover, the operator can attach the reaping machine frame A while the traveling machine frame B is supported by the stand 8. This work is easy because it can be installed.

Furthermore, when working with the reaper frame A installed, if the stand 8 is moved closer to the running wheels 5, mud adhering to the wheels 5 can be removed by the stand 8.

Since this invention is constructed as described above, when the reaping machine frame A is detached from the traveling machine frame B, the stand 8
The stand 8 supports the traveling machine frame B and prevents the prime mover 6 from tilting, thereby preventing problems such as fuel leakage.Furthermore, when the reaper frame A is installed, this stand 8 is used to prevent the traveling wheels 5 from tilting.
This has the effect of removing mud adhering to the soil.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show one embodiment of this invention.
FIG. 2 shows a side view, and FIG. 3 shows a rear view of the main parts. In the figure, 1 is a weeding device, 2 is a grain culm pulling device, 3 is a reaping device, 4 is a binding device, 5 is a running wheel, 6 is a prime mover, 7 is a handle, 8 is a stand,
A indicates a reaper frame, and B indicates a traveling machine frame.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Weeding device 1, grain culm lifting device 2, reaping device 3,
Reaper frame A that integrally includes the binding device 4, etc.
and a traveling machine frame B in which the traveling wheels 5, the prime mover 6, the handle 7, etc. are integrally constructed, in a binder configured such that the traveling machine frame B can be attached and separated.
The running wheels 5 operate close to the running wheels 5 to remove mud adhering to the running wheels 5, and also support the running machine frame B when the reaper frame A is separated to prevent the prime mover 6 from tilting. A support device for a binder, which is provided with a stand 8 that is spaced apart from the stand and can be grounded.