Brush harvester
OwnerRobert E. Paytoninventor
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Apparatus for attachment to and propulsion by a tractor or cross country vehicle for the purpose of cutting, chopping and removing vegetation, particularly dense vegetation and small trees. The apparatus includes a pair of forward horizontal rotary cutters which rotate in opposite directions to sever vegetation and propel it through a pair of opposed guide panels onto a lateral conveyer. A pair of vertical augers disposed on opposite sides of the conveyer rotate in opposite directions to compact vegetation, especially large brush and small trees previously cut by the horizontal rotary cutters, onto the conveyer. A pair of vertical rotary cutters are positioned above the conveyer rearward of the vertical augers. The vertical rotary cutters rotate in opposite directions to further cut large brush or small trees and force them downward onto the conveyer. The conveyer propels the severed and compacted vegetation against blades of a high speed drum-like chopping element which cuts the vegetation into relatively small chips. The chips are fed into a lateral auger which conveys them into a blower. The blower blows the chips through a duct into a container such as a truck bed.
An apparatus for clearing vegetation, including brushwood and small trees, and producing chips therefrom, said apparatus comprising in combination:
An apparatus for clearing vegetation, including brushwood and small trees, and producing chips therefrom, said apparatus comprising in combination:
An apparatus for clearing vegetation, including brushwood and small trees, and producing chips therefrom, said apparatus comprising in combination:
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