Support rail of an ear lifter for crops
AssigneeSmf - Holding GmbH
InventorFrank HÖLLER
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Abstract
A support rail of an ear lifter for crops, having a major direction of extension, wherein a portion formed as a skid is disposed between a first end and a second end of the support rail, the portion formed as a skid being adapted to be guided with an outer side over a ground; and an ear lifter for a mower of a harvesting machine, comprising a stalk lifter and a support rail supporting the stalk lifter.
Claims20
A support rail of an ear lifter for crops, with a major direction of extension, wherein a section formed as a skid is arranged between a first end and a second end of the support rail, wherein the section formed as a skid is configured to be guided with its outer side over a ground, wherein the section formed as a skid comprises a bar, wherein the bar extends in the major direction of extension on an inner side opposite the outer side.
A support rail of an ear lifter for crops, with a major direction of extension, wherein a section formed as a skid is arranged between a first end and a second end of the support rail, wherein the section formed as a skid is configured to be guided with its outer side over a ground, wherein the section formed as a skid comprises a bar, wherein the bar extends in the major direction of extension on an inner side opposite the outer side, wherein the bar is inserted into a recess of the section formed as a skid.
A support rail of an ear lifter for crops, with a major direction of extension, wherein a section formed as a skid is arranged between a first end and a second end of the support rail, wherein the section formed as a skid is configured to be guided with its outer side over a ground, wherein the section formed as a skid comprises a bar, wherein the bar extends in the major direction of extension on an inner side opposite the outer side, wherein the bar has a base plate, wherein the base plate is connected to the section formed as a skid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.