Spring loaded field cultivator tool support
AssigneeKent Manufacturing Co., Inc.
InventorsKenneth A. Hake, Nelson J. Palen
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AssigneeKent Manufacturing Co., Inc.
InventorsKenneth A. Hake, Nelson J. Palen
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A mounting apparatus for pivotally attaching a cultivator tool to a frame member of mobile farm equipment comprising an upright support bracket, an extension spring, and a tool holder member which is pivoted with respect to the bracket. The tool holder member has a web portion and side flange portions. Near the shank receiving end of the tool holder member the flange portions are folded under the shank to form a shank receiving socket which snugly holds the shank and prevents transverse movement thereof relative to the holder member. The spring is also pivotally attached by a connector member to the holder member. The tool holder member includes a cutout portion in the web thereof such that a pair of rims are formed which extend inwardly from the flanges. The connector member includes a sleeve extending between the flanges and having a pair of external cylindrical surfaces near each end thereof which engage the rims of the tool holder member. The sleeve also includes a central bore which is coaxial with the cylindrical surfaces thereof and which receives a pivot pin secured in coaxial apertures in the side flanges of the tool holder.
A shank holder for pivotally connecting the shank of a spring cultivator tool to bracket means on an agricultural tool bar and for operative connection of said shank to tool biasing means for urging the tool toward ground engagement;
A tool mounting apparatus for mounting a field cultivator tool on a frame member of mobile farm equipment, said apparatus comprising:
In a shank holder for pivotally connecting the shank of a spring cultivator tool to bracket means on an agricultural tool bar and for operative connection of said shank to biasing means, the biasing means urging the tool toward ground engagement while the tool is working soil and allowing deflection of said tool for obstacle clearance;
A shank holder for pivotally connecting a shank of an earthworking cultivator tool to bracket means on an agricultural tool bar and for operative connection of said shank to a return spring urging said tool toward ground engagement while earthworking and allowing deflection of said tool for obstacle clearance and return thereof to an earthworking position, said shank holder comprising:
A tool mounting apparatus adapted for mounting a field cultivator tool on a field cultivator frame member;
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