Rotary disc for a disc plough or the like
AssigneeAktiebolaget Skf
InventorsHans Linden, Folke Ostling
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AssigneeAktiebolaget Skf
InventorsHans Linden, Folke Ostling
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A rotary disc for a disc plough or the like includes a circular disc having a circumferential cutting edge and a centrally located hub having a bearing seat for a bearing for mounting on a shaft journal incorporated in a frame. The hub is designed as a separate annular sleeve detachably attachable to the plough disc, with the sleeve having the bearing seat provided in the inner surface of the hub. At least a surface region of the hub is softer than the rings of the bearing to be interconnected to the hub via the seat, and the seat in its surface facing the bearing has a number of surface irregularities arranged, under a mutual axial mounting motion between the seat and the bearing ring to cause a deformation of the softer surface region, thereby forming a mutual grip between the seat and the bearing ring.
A rotary disc for farm equipment comprising:
A plough disc for farm equipment comprising a circular disc having a circumferential cutting edge and a hub provided with a bearing seat for a bearing for mounting on a shaft journal incorporated in a frame, the hub being a separate annular sleeve adapted to be detachably attached to a central location on the disc, the bearing seat being provided at an inner peripheral surface of the hub, the hub in which the bearing seat is provided being softer at least in a surface region than an outer bearing ring of the bearing that is to be interconnected to the hub via the bearing seat, a surface of the seat which faces the bearing when the bearing is mounted at the bearing seat having a number of surface irregularities, with deformation of the surface irregularities occurring under a mutual axial mounting motion between the bearing seat and the outer bearing ring to thereby form a mutual grip between the bearing seat and the outer bearing ring.
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