Coupled multi-purpose device, for the running installation of vineyard accessories, in particular stakes
OwnerGeorges Mandrafinainventor
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Abstract
A multi-purpose device for the running installation of vineyard accessories, in particular stakes/markers, comprising a frame mounted on wheels and intended to be coupled to traction mechanism, following a direction of travel F, wherein it comprises driving-in mechanism with a twin hammer, one for the stakes and one for the markers.
Claims16
A multi-purpose device for the running installation of vineyard accessories, in particular stakes/markers, comprising a frame mounted on wheels and intended to be coupled to traction means, following a direction of travel, the device further comprises driving-in means with a twin hammer, wherein the driving-in means comprise two hammers, an upper hammer and a lower hammer, both hammers being mounted on a slide, the slide being translationally mounted on a guide mast, and means for translational movement of the upper hammer interposed between the slide and the upper hammer.
A multi-purpose device for the running installation of vineyard accessories, in particular stakes/markers, comprising:
- a frame mounted on wheels and intended to be coupled to traction means, following a direction of travel;
- driving-in means with a twin hammer;
- means for correction with a plate pivotably mounted about a pivot axis relative to the frame, oriented transversely relative to the direction of travel F, and pivoting means, interposed between said plate and said frame so as to be able to tilt the plate about the pivot axis, the plate carries a tray, translationally mounted relative to the plate, and means for translationally maneuvering the tray, in the direction of travel F, the tray carries an elevator with a framework comprising four uprights and four cross-members, and four sleeves sliding on the four uprights and a base, rigidly connected to the sleeves sliding with means for maneuvering the base interposed between the base and the cross-members so as to be able to raise and lower the base relative to the framework.
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