Tire cutting machine
OwnerWarren M. Farrell, Sr., Warren M. Farrell, Jr.inventors
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OwnerWarren M. Farrell, Sr., Warren M. Farrell, Jr.inventors
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Apparatus for cutting a tire into segmented pieces utilizes an even multiple of pairs of shear-cutting blades actuated by a hydraulic cylinder ram. The pairs of blades are arranged in radial symmetry, and each pair of blades comprises an upper blade and a lower blade, both of which have a cutting edge defined thereon, such that each pair of blades operates by action of opposed cutting edges. The lower blade of each pair is affixed to a frame, which may be trailer-mounted for mobility. The upper blade of each pair is affixed to a carriage movable on a track secured to the frame, and oriented with the cutting edge disposed at an acute angle relative to the cutting edge of the lower blade. Diametrically opposing upper blades are disposed at corresponding angles, and adjacent upper blades are disposed at different angles from one to the other. Thus, diametrically opposing pairs of blades function to simultaneously engage a tire for cutting and adjacent pairs of blades operate to sequentially engage the tire for cutting. As a result, less force is required to cut an ordinary automobile tire, or a larger tire may be cut with the apparatus.
Apparatus for cutting tires, which comprises:
Apparatus for cutting tires, which comprises:
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