US 5,113,957 AGranted

Lifting control device for an agricultural machine

AssigneeIsekinoki Kabushiki Kaisha Gijutsubu

InventorsSeishin Tamai, Yoshinori Doi, Masakatsu Araki

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Abstract

A control device controls the draft for moving the working machine, such as a plow, up or down. The working machine is mounted on a tractor by way of a hydraulic lifting device which is adjusted to the tilling depth predetermined by a tilling depth setter which depends on the increase or decrease of traction resistance detected by a draft sensor. When the lifting machine is changed from the ascending position to the descending position, the draft control function is stopped for a specified short time or a specified short distance to lower the working machine quickly. However, the quick lowering of the working machine is inhibited when the relationship between the detected value by the draft sensor and the preset value by the tilling depth setter is not at the descending position of the working machine.

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Dependent claims

A lifting control device for an agricultural machine mounted on a tractor using a hydraulic lifting device, said lifting control device comprising:

a draft sensor for detecting traction resistance;
a tilling depth setter for setting a predetermined tilling depth depending upon said traction resistance detected by said draft sensor;
and
a control means (1) for controlling said traction resistance of said agricultural machine by adjusting said predetermined tilling depth (2) for stopping control of said traction resistance for a predetermined time or a predetermined distance when said hydraulic lifting device is changed from a raised position to a lowered position and (3) for temporarily stopping a plowing-in functoin, which quickly lowers the agricultural machine, when a relationship between (a) said predetermined tilling depth of said tilling depth setter and (b) a detection value of said draft sensor do not indicate said agricultural machine is being lowered.

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