US3550865A - Transportable devices for spreading material - Google Patents

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US3550865A
US3550865A US794075*A US3550865DA US3550865A US 3550865 A US3550865 A US 3550865A US 3550865D A US3550865D A US 3550865DA US 3550865 A US3550865 A US 3550865A
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  • a spreading device having a large hopper with sloping walls carried by a wheeled frame.
  • the hopper has a front wall which slopes to the rear to terminate adjacent the rear wheels of the device.
  • a rotatable spreader member is mounted beneath the bottom of the hopper at the rear of the device.
  • the hopper is designed and supported to carry a large amount of fertilizer.
  • the upper rims of the hopper are bent inwardly and reinforcing beams and supports hold the hopper when the device is traveled over rough ground.
  • a resilient towing member is attached to the frame of the device.
  • thedevice for spreading fertilizer or such material is provided with a-- hopper and at least two running wheels mounted behind each other at each side of the hopper, the hopper having an outlet to which a spreading disc is mounted, said spreading disc being mounted at the rear of the device and at the lower end of a forward sloping front wall of the hopper.
  • the same comprising a frame, a containerhaving an outlet memberand a spreading member, the container having at least two downwardly converging walls, one wall 'being at an angle of more than 25 and less than 50" to. the horizontal plane, whereas the other wall is'arranged at an angle of more than 50 and less than 85 to the horizontal. plane.
  • the device comprises a large container, while the material can be effectively conducted from the con- .tainer towards the spreading member.
  • An effective support of the device according to the invention can be achieved by providing the frame with .two pairs of ground wheels, the axles of each pairlbeing substantially in line with each other and being arranged one after the other viewed in the direction of movement of the device.
  • a knocking member is provided on the outer side ,of the container for knocking against a wall of the container.
  • a drawbar fixedly connected with the frame of the device is provided with a coupling membeniwhich'is adjustable in a direction of height with respect to the' drawbar. An ad-.
  • vantageous embodiment of thecoupling member can be obtained by means of a parallelogram structure so that a connecting hook of the coupling member is adapted to move parallel to itself in a direction of height 'with respect to the drawbar.
  • FIG. I is a side elevationof a device embodying the invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a rear view of the device of FIG. 1 in the direction ofthearrowllin FIG. 1.
  • FIG. 3 is a plan view of the device of FIGS. I and 2.
  • FIG. 4 shows on an enlarged scale a vertical sectional view of part of the device comprising a knocking member for the container.
  • FIG. 5 shows an enlarged vertical sectional view of the coupling member provided at the front of the drawbar of the device.
  • FIG. 6 is aside elevation of a further embodiment of a coupling member
  • i FIG. 7 is a plan view of the coupling member of FIG. 6.
  • the device shown in the FIGS. comprises a frame 1, supporting a container 2.
  • the frame 1 is supported from four ground wheels 3, 4, 5 and 6, each having a diameter 115 of about 66 cm.
  • the wheels 3 and 4 are situated at one side of the frame and the wheels 5 and 6- are situated at the other side of the frame.
  • the wheels 4 and 6 are mounted be- 2 their front ends and are interconnected by plates II and 12.
  • the beams 7 and 8 are interconnected by two square-section shafts l3 and 14.
  • the shafts l3 and 14 are rigidly secured to the beams 7 and 8, which is sho'wnin detail in FIG. 4 for one end of the shaft 13.
  • a connecting plate 105 is rigidly secured to the shaft 13 and a connecting plate 106 is provided on the beam 7, with which it is rig'idly'connected by means of side plates 108.
  • the plates 105 and 106 areintercouplcd by means of bolts 107 for fastening the shaft l3'to the beam 7.
  • the horizontal beams 7 and 8 are provided with supporting portals l5 and 27, each forming an inverted U when viewed from a side.
  • the supporting portal ,15 comprises an outer plate having a horizontal portion 16 and two vertical portions 17 and 18.
  • stiffening plates 20, 21, 22 and 23 are arranged at right angles to the outer plate'and have each a triangular shape (see FIG. 2) having a side 24, a side 25 wide side26.
  • the supporting portal 27 has the same shape as the supporting portal 15, so that it need notbe described further.
  • Corresponding parts are designated by the same reference nurnerals.
  • the plate 20 i is connected with the corresponding plate 20 of the portal 27 by a plate 28, located at the front of the container and having horizontal sides 29 and 30.
  • a horizontal plate 31 joins the lower side 30 of the plate 28 and extends between the supporting portals l5 and 27.
  • the container 2 is rigidly secured to the supporting portals l5 and 27 and. comprises opposite sidewalls 32and 33, which join the supporting portals l5 and 27
  • The'walls 32 and 33 are each at an angle 34 of 45 to the horizontal plane.
  • the container has a wall 35, whichis at an angle 36 of more than 25 and less than 50 to the horizontal plane. This angle is preferably about 30.
  • This front wall 35 is situated with its upper'forward end forward of the front wheels 3 and 5 as seen in side view and relative to the intendeddirection of travel 1 10.
  • the lower end of the wall 35 issituated rearwardly of the axis ofrotation of the rear wheels4 and 6 as seen in side view and relative to the direction 110.
  • the container-2 has a rear side 37, viewed in the direction of movement 110, which side isat an angle 38 of more than 50 and less than 85to the horizontal plane. The latter angle is preferably about 75.
  • the lower part of the container 2, formed inside the sidewalls 32, 33 the front wall 35 and the rear wall 37, is'provided with the upper part comprising rims 39 and 40 joining the sidewalls '32 and 33 and extending in upward direction toward each other, said rims joining rim 41 ex ending inupward direction towards the interior of the container and fastened to the upper side of the rear wall 37.
  • the upper side of rear wall of the hopper 2 is situated above the outlet spout 44 as seen in side view.
  • the front side of this upper container part comprises a side 42, which is only at a small angle to the front wall 35, whereas the upper portion of said side 42 is bent over inwardly by a portion 43.
  • the container On the lower side the container is provided with an outlet member formed by an outlet spout 44, which is open at its lower end and through which the material can be delivered from the container.
  • the overall height 116 of the container from the delivery spout is about 160 cm.
  • the length 117 is about 270 cm. and the width 118 is about 235 cm.
  • the dosing member 47 includes an annulus surrounding a with its open upper end the spout 44 and with its open lower hind the wheels 3 and 5 respectively relative to the intended direction of travel 110.
  • the frame 1 comprises two parallel, horizontal beams 7 and 8.
  • the beams 7 and 8 have fixedly secured to them horizontal beams 9 and 10, which converge towards the front and are located near one another by box 47 is provided at the front with a horizontal shaft 48, which is coupled by a universal joint 49 with a coupling shaft 50.
  • the intermediate shaft 50 extendsto the front of the device and is joumaled in a bearing 51 on a support 52, which is secured to the plate 11.
  • the connecting shaft 13 extends below the coupling shaft 50 and is straight:
  • the ends of the shaft 13 are provided with supporting arms 53 and 54, adapted to turn about the shaft 13, while the axles 55 and 56 of the ground wheels 3 and are located in the ends of the supporting arms 53 and 54.
  • the ends of the shaft 13 are surrounded by helical springs 57 and 58, one end of each of which is secured to the shaft 13, which is stationary relative to the frame, whereas the other end is secured to tags provided on the supporting arms 53 and 54 respectively. These tags are designated in FIG. 4 for the supporting arm 54 by 59.
  • shaft 14 is slightly curved upwards and extends over the coupling shaft 50. in the same way as it is described for the shaft 13, the shaft 14 is provided with supporting arms holding the ground wheels 4 and 6. These supporting arms are not shown in detail here. Above the ground wheels 5 and 6 a mud board 60 is connected with the supporting portal and above the wheels Sand 4 a mud board 61 is secured to the supporting portal 27.
  • This driving gear comprises a pulley 63 and a pulley 62 on the coupling shaft 50, a rope 64 being passed around the pulleys 62 and 63.
  • the pulley 63 is fixed'to a shaft 65, joumaled in said space and having a cam disc 66 fastened to it.
  • the cam disc 66 has two cams 67'and 68, which cooperate with a knocking bar 69, which is adapted to pivot about a shaft 70.
  • the knocking bar 69 is engaged by a draw spring 71, which is secured to the front wall 35 of the container.
  • the end of the knocking bar 69 projecting beyond'the plate 28 is provided with a thrusting member 74',
  • the thrust plate 75 which cooperates'with a thrust plate 75, which is located at a shortdistance from the front wall 35.
  • the thrust plate 75 is rigidly connected with the front wall 35 and fastened by one side to the plate 28.
  • the plate 11 is provided with a coupling member 76, by means of which the device can be coupled with a vehicle moving' the device.
  • the coupling member 76 comprises two vertical plates 77, which are provided with a horizontal shaft 78.
  • the shaft 78 is fastened to the plates 11 and 12 and between these plates a sleeve 79 surrounds the shaft 78, while the shaft 78 is fastened by means of a nut 80.
  • the coupling member 76 comprises two plates 81, extending parallel to the plates 77.
  • a connecting member 82 is arranged between the upper ends of the plates 77 and the upper ends of the plates 81 and a connecting member 83 is arranged between the lower ends of the plates 77 and 81.
  • the connecting members 82 and 83 are pivoted to the plates 77 and 81 by means of shafts 84 and 87.
  • the coupling member 76 thus comprises a parallelogram structure and the plates 81 are furthermore provided with a fastening hook 85.
  • a bar 86 is arranged diagonally in the parallelogram and connected by one end with said structure near the pivotal shaft 87 of the same.
  • the bar 86 is surrounded by a pressure spring 88, which bears on a ring 89, fastened to the shaft 86, and on a ring 90 on the connecting member 82.
  • the bar 86 extends through a hole 113 in the connecting member 82 so as to be movable in a directionof length.
  • the fastening hook 85 comprises a plate 91, which is secured by bolts 92 to the plates 81.
  • the plate 91 is provided with a connecting eyelet 93. This connecting eyelet 93 is eccentrically secured to the plate 91.
  • the plate 81 has a plurality of holes for receiving the bolts 92 so that the fastening hook 85 is adjustable in a direction of height on the plates 81.
  • the plate9l may be turned over so that the connecting eyelet 93 is further adjustable in a direction of height with respect to the plate 81.
  • the container 2 Before operation the container 2 isfilled 'with'the material to be spread.
  • the quantity of material delivered from the spout per unit time can be regulated by the adjustment of the dosing mechanism 46;
  • the coupling member By means of the coupling member the device is hitched to a prime mover, for example atractor.
  • the front end98 of the couplingrsliaft 50 can be coupled with the aid of an intermediate shaft with the power takeoff shaft of the tractor.
  • the power takeoff shaft By the power takeoff shaft the rotatable spreadingv or ejecting member 45 is caused to rotate so that the materialfed through the outlet ports of the dosing mechanism 46 to the spreading member can be distributed.
  • the thrust member 74 can knock against the front wall 35.
  • the stop 96 is disposed as is shown in FIG. 1.
  • the knocking bar 69 can be drawn by the spring 71 against the wall 35.
  • the cam disc 66 will cooperate with the bar 69 so that the cams 67 and 68 alternately move the bar 69 i away from the thrust plate 75, the thrust member 74 knocking twice against the thrust plate 75 during each revolution of the cam disc 66.
  • the container and particularly the front wall 35 is caused to vibrate so that the material will always flow in sufficient quantities along the walls towards the delivery spout 44'
  • the shape of the frame and its support from the four ground wheels permit of using such a large container that a great quantity of material can be carried by the device. This is p ar-. ticularly advantageouswhen distributing fertilizer on larger" areas.
  • the coupling member 76 is provided with the parallelogram pivot so that the coupling hook 85 is movable with respectto the drawbar formed by the beams 9 and 10, said drawbar being stationary with respect to the frame.
  • the spring 88 counteracts a downward movement of the coupling hook 85.
  • the knocking effect of the thrust member 74 can be put out of operation by pulling the wire 94 towards the end 97 so that the stop can be arranged on the front side of the support" 52, viewed in the direction of movement.
  • the knocking bar 69" p is then held at a larger distance from the front wall 35 against the tension of the spring 71 so that the cam disc 66 is no longer" in contact with the bar 69.
  • the rope 9.4 can be actuated from i the drivers seat of the prime mover of the device for bringing the stop 95 or 96 in contact with the end 97.
  • the device is particularly suitable for T use as a fertilizer distributor, which is especially capable of ef-" fectively spreading granular or powdery material.
  • the ground wheels 3,4, 5 and 6 are arranged so that the point of gravity of the device with'a filled container is located substantially centrally between the sup f porting wheels 3, 5 and 6 respectively.
  • the ground wheels 3, 4, 5 and 6 With these devices the ground wheels 3,4, 5 and 6 are arranged so that the point of gravity of the device with'a filled container is located substantially centrally between the sup f porting wheels 3, 5 and 6 respectively.
  • the ground wheels 3, 4, 5 and 6 with the frame through the? supporting arms,.for example, the arm 54, adapted to turn about the stationary shafts and by the provision 'of coupled helical springs between these supporting arms and the sta tionary shafts, for example, the helical springs 57, the wheels are resiliently held with respect to the frame 1 so that during travel the device is resiliently supported relatively to the' ground.
  • the helical springs 57 hereby will act on the arms; such as the arms 53 and 54, in such'a way that the supporting arms will be pushed downwardly relative to the frame by the said springs.
  • the wheels for example the pair of wheels 3 and 4
  • the axis of rotation of each of the pairs of wheels 3 and 5 respectively 4 and 6 will not always be exactly in alignment but.
  • FIGS. 6 and 7 show a coupling member 100, which is constructed in the same manner as the coupling member 76.
  • the parallelogram pivot includes two bars 101, each of which is surrounded by a helical spring 102.
  • the bars 101 extend between the pivots 103 and the pivots 104 and the bars 101 are pivoted to the coupling members near the pivots 103, while its upper ends are adapted to pass through a hole as is described from the bar 86.
  • the components of the coupling member 100 corresponding with those of the coupling member 76 are not shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 and they are designated by the same reference numerals as in FIGS. 1 to 5.
  • a spreading device comprising a frame, a hopper mounted on the frame and a plurality of pairs of wheels positioned one behind the other, supporting said frame, said hopper having a sloping front wall extending down towards the rear of the implement, the lower end of said front wall terminating to the rear of the axis about which the rearmost pair of wheels turn, the upper end of said front wall terminating in front of said foremost pair of wheels, an outlet in said hopper at the rear thereof and a rotatable spreading disc mounted on a vertical axis being positioned beneath said outlet, said 3.
  • said two walls comprise two opposite sides of said hopper and said hopper has a four-sided horizontal sectional area.
  • a device as claimed in claim 3 wherein the sides of said hopper have upwardly extending rims, at least two of said rims extending obliquely towards the center of said hopper.
  • a device as claimed in claim 2 wherein side supports hold said hopper and said supports are secured to horizontal, parallel frame beams of said frame.
  • each of said side supports has the shape of a U, the limbs of said supports pointing downwards and being secured to said horizontal frame beams.
  • each of said supports is a plate having a horizontal portion and two vertical, downwardly extending portions, said plate having stiffening plates secured at right angles thereto.
  • axles are connected by supporting arms having shafts, said shafts being rigidly secured to said frame, said shafts being surroundedby helical springs which resiliently secure same to said supporting arms whereby said springs exert a force on said supporting arms in downward direction with respect to said frame.
  • a device as claimed in claim 1 wherein the forward end of said frame has a draw device located at about the same height above the ground as the axis of said pairs of wheels, said forward end being positioned in fixed relation relative to said frame.
  • a device as claimed in claim '1 wherein a knocking member is mounted adjacent one side of said hopper, said member being mounted to periodically knock against said side from the outside.
  • a spreading device comprising a frame, a hopper mounted on said frame and a plurality of pairs of ground wheels positioned, one behind the other, supporting said frame, said hopper having a sloping front wall extending downwardly towards an outlet spout at the lower end of said hopper located rearwardly of the axis of rotation of the rearmost pair of wheels, said sloping front wall extending upwardly and forwardly to terminate in front of the foremost pair of wheels and said front wall having a top part which extends at a different angle than the remainder of said front wall, the upper side of said top part extending obliquely upwardly and rearwardly with reference to the direction of travel of said device, said hopper having a rear wall extending obliquely upwardly from said outlet spout and having at its upper side a rim part extending obliquely upwardly and forwardly, said rear and front walls being connected to sidewalls which extend from said outlet spout obliquely upward to diverge upwardly relative to each other,
  • a spreading device comprising a frame including a horizontal frame part connected to a plurality of pairs of wheels positioned one behind the other, a hopper supported on said frame and said framepart beingconnected to a U adjacent the longitudinal axis of said device, said hopper having a front wall sloping upwardly from said spout to terminate with its upper end in front of the foremost pair of wheels, said spout being located near the rearmost wheels of said spreading device and a generally vertical rear wall extending upwardly from said outlet, said sidewalls, front and rear walls each having an upper rim extending at an angle to the remainder of their respective walls, a single rotatable spreading member rotatable about a vertical axis being positioned beneath said spout and a closing mechanism being mounted between said spout and said spreading member, said horizontal frame part having a drawbar attached to its forward end for connection to a prime mover.
  • a spreading device comprising a hopper and a frame having a horizontal frame part, two running wheels being connected to said frame part at each side of the longitudinal axis of said device, said horizontal frame part being connected to each side of said device with an inverted U-shaped support, the limbs of each U-shaped support extending downwardly and secured to said frame part, the upper end of each support being connected a sidewall of said hopper, each sidewall extending obliquely upwardly so as to diverge at their upper ends relative to each other, the lower end of each sidewall extending to an outlet spout of said hopper which is located adjacent the longitudinal axis of said device, said hopper having a front wall sloping upwardly from said spout to terminate with its upper end in front of said wheels, said spout being located near the rearrnost end of the device and the rear wall of said hopper extending upwardly from said spout at an angle to the horizontal of more than 50, said sidewalls, front and rear walls each having an upper rim
  • a spreading device comprising a frame and a hopper I supported on said frame, said hopper having an outlet spout at its lower end and a spreading member positioned below said end, said hopper being four sided with two sidewalls extending downwardly and obliquely so as to converge to said spout, a
  • said frame including a horizontal frame part to which is connected a plurality of pairs of wheels positioned one behind the other, said spout being positioned rearwardly of the axis about which the rearmost pair of wheels turns, said frame having two parallel frame beams positioned one at each side of said device, a substantially vertical support on each of said frame beams to bear said hopper, each support being U- shaped in side view with its limbs extending downwards to be secured to said parallel frame beams, said horizontal frame part having a drawbar.
  • a spreading device comprising a frame and a hopper supported on said frame, said hopper having an outlet spout at its lower end, said device having a single spreading member rotatable about a substantially vertical axis, said spout having a center line coinciding with the said vertical axis, said center line and vertical axis being located in a vertical plane and in line with the longitudinal axis of said device, said hopper being four sided with two sidewalls extending downwardly and obliquely at an angle of about 45 to the horizontal so as to converge towards said spout, a front wall extending at an angle of about 30 to the horizontal and extending from said spout upwardly and forwardly so as to terminate substantially in line with the forward part of said frame, a rear wall extending upwardly from said spout at an angle of about 75 to the horizontal plane, said frame having a horizontal frame part to which is connected a plurality of pairs of wheels positioned one behind 'the other, said spout being located adjacent the
  • a spreading device comprisinig a frame, a hopper mounted on said frame and a plurality of pairs of wheels mounted on a horizontal frame part, said pairs of wheels positioned one behind the other supporting said frame, said hopper being four sided with at least some of said sides converging downwardly to terminate in an outlet spout located adjacent the rear side of the device, a rotatable spreading member positioned below said spout, said spreading member being connected to a substantially vertical axle mounted in a gearbox and said gearbox being mounted on said horizontal frame part, inverted U-shapedsupports being connected at their lower ends to said horizontal frame part and their upper ends supporting said hopper, the front end of said horizontal frame part having a drawbar comprising two frame beams converging towards each other to terminate in coupling means, said gearbox being mounted on said frame part to the rear of the axis about which the rearmost pair of wheels turns, a coupling shaft affixed to the front side of said gearbox and said shaft having its front end lodged in a support
  • a spreading device comprising a frame, a hopper mounted on the frame and a plurality of pairs of wheels posi' tioned one behind the other supporting said frame, said hopper having a sloping front wall extending downwardly towards the rear of said implement, the lower end of said front wall terminating to the rear of the axis about which the rearmost pair of wheels turns the upper end of said front wall terminating in front of the axis about which the foremost pair of wheels revolves, said hopper terminating in its lower end with an outlet spout located to the rear end of the said device, a spreading member being positioned beneath said spout, said spreading member being connected to a substantially vertical shaft mounted in bearing means connected to a transverse frame beam of said frame, said transverse frame beam being connected between two substantially parallel horizontal frame beams extending in the direction of travel of the device, a further transverse frame beam having its center bowed upwardly adjacent said spreading member, front ends of said parallel beams being fixed to converging drawbars and a coupling member secured to
  • a spreading device comprising a frame and a hopper mounted on said frame, said hopper having an outlet and a ,1"
  • spreading member positioned adjacent said outlet, said frame being supported on at least two pairs of ground wheels, the axles of each of said pairs of ground wheels being approximately in line with each other, said hopper having four walls which converge downwardly towardsone another to term minate at said outlet, a spreading member beneath said outlet,
  • said coupling shaft having driving means connected with a knocking device which is positioned adjacent the outside of the front wall of said hopper.
  • a device for spreading material comprising a wheeled frame and a hopper mounted on said frame, said hopper having four sloping sides with an outlet at the lowest portion of said hopper and a spreading member rotatably mounted on a substantially vertical shaft below said outlet, said hopper hav ing a knocking member mounted adjacent the outside of the front wall, said front wall sloping downwardly towards said outlet at an angle of about 50 or less, driving means connected to said spreading member and extending forwardly, said knocking member being mounted adjacent said front wall and driven by said driving means to periodically knock against said front wall during operation of said device.
  • said knocking member comprises a spring-biased pivotal knocking arm pivotally mounted on said device whereby a spring biases said arm towards a wall and means is associated with said knocking member for periodically moving said knocking arm away from said hopper.
  • a device as claimed in claim 32 wherein an end of said knocking arm has a thrust member in contact with said one wall, a rotatable cam disc being mounted between the pivot point of said arm and said thrust member to cooperate with the pivotal arm whereby at least one cam moves said knocking arm against the spring bias periodically from said one wall.
  • a device as claimed in claim 33 wherein said spreading member has a driving shaft and said shaft rotates said cam disc.
  • a device as claimed in claim 34 wherein a thrust plate is secured to said one wall against which said'thrust member knocks.
  • a device as claimed in claim 34 wherein said driving shaft extends to said spreading member at the rear of said device, said driving shaft being supported at the front of said 37.
  • a device as claimed in claim 36 wherein an endless belt is mounted between the driving shaft and a second shaft for driving said cam disc.
  • a device as claimed in claim 34 wherein said knocking member is connected to a switchoff mechanism and said mechanism is remote controllable.
  • a device as claimed in claim 38 wherein said switchoff mechanism is a wire having two stops, a support secured at the front of said device with an elongated hole, said wire extending through said hole with one of said stops positioned on either side of said hole.
  • a spreading device comprising a frame with a horizontal frame part and a four-sided hopper supported on said frame, said hopper having sloping walls converging downwardly so as to terminate in an outlet spout in the bottom of said hopper, a rotatable spreading member mounted on said frame below said outlet, said hopper being connected to inverted U-shaped supports and the arms of said supports being connected to said horizontal frame part, said horizontal frame part being connected to at least two wheels supporting said frame, said wheels being rotatably secured to axles which are mounted on supporting arms, said arms being hingeably connected to said frame with resilient members associated with said supporting arms whereby said wheels can move resiliently relative to said horizontal frame part.

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