Machine For Mowing Stalk-Like Crop
AssigneeMaschinenfabrik Kemper GmbH & Co KG
InventorsClemens Rickert, Martin Huning, Leo Schulze Hockenbeck, Klemens Weitenberg
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AssigneeMaschinenfabrik Kemper GmbH & Co KG
InventorsClemens Rickert, Martin Huning, Leo Schulze Hockenbeck, Klemens Weitenberg
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A machine is provided for harvesting stalk-like crop, with a frame, to which in each case at least three mowing and intake arrangements are attached of which the first mowing and intake arrangement that is directly adjoining the longitudinal center plane of the machine and can be driven in such a way that their forward regions of the machine, as seen in the forward operating direction, move towards the outside. The second mowing and intake arrangements, that follow the first mowing and intake arrangement to the outside move in the opposite direction to the first mowing and intake arrangements. The third mowing and intake arrangements, which follow the second mowing and intake arrangements to the outside, are driven in the same direction as the first mowing and intake arrangements.
A machine for the harvest of stalk-like crop, with a frame that can be moved across a field in a forward operating direction, to which in each case at least three mowing and intake arrangements are attached, of which the first mowing and intake arrangements that is directly adjacent to the longitudinal center plane of the machine can be driven during the harvesting operation in such a way that their forward regions, as seen in the forward operating direction of the machine, move towards the outside and that the second mowing and intake arrangements, which follow the first mowing and intake arrangements to the outside, which can be driven during the harvesting operation in such a way that their forward regions as seen in the forward operating direction of the machine, move inward, so that the flows of harvested crop of the first and second mowing and intake arrangements in each case converge between them and can be delivered to a self-propelled forage harvester at the rear of the first mowing and intake arrangements and the third mowing and intake arrangement, which follows the second mowing and intake arrangement to the outside, are attached in such a way that they deliver the harvested crop taken up by them during the harvesting operation directly to the second mowing and intake arrangement, wherein the third mowing and intake arrangements can be driven during the harvesting operation in such a way that their forward regions, as seen in the forward operating direction of the machine, move towards the outside.
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