Earth working machine whose working apparatus is displaceable out of its operating position using an onboard actuator

An earth working machine, comprising:

• a machine frame;
• a drive configuration rotatable relative to the machine frame about a drive axis, the drive axis defining an axial direction, the drive configuration including an introduction longitudinal end and a functional longitudinal end located axially oppositely from the introduction longitudinal end, the introduction longitudinal end being configured for introduction of a drive torque;
• a working apparatus releasably connected to the drive configuration in an operating position wherein rotation of the drive configuration transfers torque to the working apparatus for rotation of the drive configuration and the working apparatus together about the drive axis for earth working, the working apparatus being configured such that when a connection between the working apparatus and the drive configuration is released the working apparatus is removable from the operating position in an axial direction relative to the drive configuration for deinstallation of the working apparatus from the drive configuration, and the working apparatus being configured such that the working apparatus is conveyable into the operating position in an axial direction relative to the drive configuration for installation of the working apparatus on the drive configuration;
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• an actuator configured to move the working apparatus out of the operating position when the connection between the working apparatus and the drive configuration is released, the actuator including an actuator housing mounted on the drive configuration at a position located closer to the functional longitudinal end than to the introduction longitudinal end, the actuator housing being movable with the drive configuration, the actuator further including an actuator member movable relative to the actuator housing.