Bottom blade for grass cutting unit and method of producing
AssigneeRansomes Sims & Jefferies Limited
InventorJohn Mills
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Abstract
A bottom blade for a grass cutting unit is formed by bending a low carbon steel mounting plate to form a lip; welding to the lip a thin wear strip of high carbon steel and further bending the mounting plate to produce the required lip height.
Claims8
A method of producing a bottom blade for a grass cutting unit, comprising the steps of forming an elongate mounting element of relatively low hardness;
- welding thereto an elongate wear strip of relatively high hardness, the wear strip being positioned with an elongate edge thereof substantially aligned with an elongate edge of the mounting element;
- and, subsequent to said welding step, forming a bend in the mounting element, along a bend line parallel to the length of the strip.
A bottom blade for a grass cutting unit produced by forming an elongate mounting element of relatively low hardness;
- welding thereto an elongate wear strip of relatively high hardness, the wear strip being positioned with an elongate edge thereof substantially aligned with an elongate edge of the mounting element;
- and, subsequent to said welding step, forming a bend in the mounting element along a bend line parallel to the length of the strip.
A bottom blade for a grass cutting unit produced by forming an elongate mounting element of relatively low hardness;
- conducting a bending step to produce in said element a lip inclined about a longitudinal axis;
- welding to said lip an elongate wear strip of relatively high hardness, the wear strip being positioned with an elongate edge thereof substantially aligned with an elongate edge of the mounting element, and, subsequent to said welding step, forming a bend in the mounting element which serves to increase the inclination of said lip about said longitudinal axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.