Heads for string trimmers and mowers
AssigneeArdisam, Inc.
InventorsRobert John Ruppel, Scott Andrew Waldal, Matthew Michael Oestreich
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AssigneeArdisam, Inc.
InventorsRobert John Ruppel, Scott Andrew Waldal, Matthew Michael Oestreich
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A cutting head body for an agricultural machine, such as a mower or a trimmer, is configured to receive a cutting line for cutting weeds, grass, or other materials. The cutting head body includes an inlet area having a cavity with a node location configured to receive a node of a cutting line, and an outlet area having a cavity configured to open to an exterior of the cutting head body. The cutting head body may include a first passageway connecting the inlet area to the outlet area and a second passageway connecting the inlet area to the outlet area. The cutting head body is rotatable about a rotational axis to move the cutting line. In some embodiments, the cutting head body is fixed to a rotatable shaft. In some embodiments, the cutting head body rotates about a fixed shaft.
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A cutting line configured to be rotated by a machine to cut weeds, grass, or other materials, the cutting line comprising:
A cutting head assembly for an agricultural machine, wherein the cutting head assembly comprises a cutting head body configured to receive and hold one or more cutting lines, the cutting head body is rotatable about an axis, and the cutting head body comprises:
A cutting head assembly for an agricultural machine, wherein the cutting head assembly comprises a cutting head body configured to receive a plurality of cutting lines, the cutting head body is rotatable about an axis, and the cutting head body comprises:
A cutting head body for an agricultural machine, wherein the cutting head body is configured to receive a plurality of cutting lines, the cutting head body is rotatable about an axis, and the cutting head body comprises a plurality of cutting levels, wherein each cutting level comprises:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.