Apparatus for cleaning tuberous plants
OwnerDelwin G. Woerman, David G. Johnson +1inventors
InventorsDelwin G. Woerman, David G. Johnson, Donald F. Murphy
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OwnerDelwin G. Woerman, David G. Johnson +1inventors
InventorsDelwin G. Woerman, David G. Johnson, Donald F. Murphy
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The apparatus for cleaning tuberous plants of this invention comprises a frame, a plurality of digging wheels fastened on the lowermost side of a suitable horizontal framing member at the forwardmost terminal end of the frame, a disk-renk, a belt-renk subassembly, and a discharging subassembly. The disk-renk may include a multiplicity of pentagonally shaped plates fastened on a suitable shaft. The belt-renk subassembly may include a elevating conveyer operable to elevate and to move rearwardly tubers discharged from the disk-renk and a belt-renk disposed parallel to, and substantially beneath, the elevating conveyer, and a upwardly inclined chain conveyer-like belt inclined from its forwardmost terminal end to its rearwardmost terminal end. The chain conveyer-like belt is driven in an upwardly inclined, rearward direction. The discharging subassembly is operable to take plant tubers from the lowermost forwardmost terminal end of the belt-renk and to convey the tubers to a suitable transporting vehicle or similar containing apparatus.
An apparatus for cleaning tuberous plants, comprising
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