Agricultural insert
AssigneeKennametal Inc.
InventorDon C. Rowlett
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AssigneeKennametal Inc.
InventorDon C. Rowlett
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A cutting insert and a wear insert for use in an agricultural tool having a cutting edge for forming a furrow. The agricultural tool includes an essentially syncline shaped slicer having a leading member, a trailing member and a pair of sides tapered from the trailing member toward a sharp convex cutting edge extending longitudinally upwardly and forwardly from the trailing member toward the leading member. A leading deflector extends upwardly and forwardly from the cutting edge and is formed integral the slicer by a mounting web. The mounting web includes a pair of sides extending rearwardly from the leading deflector and expanding to a heel having first and second sides adjoining respective sides of the syncline shaped slicer and a rear portion. Each of the first and second sides having formed therein a notch and having affixed thereto a wear insert. A cutting insert is secured within a slot along the cutting edge.
An agricultural tool for forming a furrow comprising an essentially syncline shaped slicer having a leading member, a trailing member and a pair of sides tapered from said trailing member toward a sharp convex cutting edge extending longitudinally upwardly and forwardly from said trailing member toward said leading member, a leading deflector extending upwardly and forwardly from said cutting edge and formed integral with said slicer by a mounting web, said mounting web having a pair of sides extending rearwardly from said leading deflector and expanding to a heel having first and second sides adjoining respective sides of said syncline shaped slicer and a rear portion, each of said first and second sides having formed therein a notch and said sides having affixed thereto a wear insert, said cutting edge including a slot having secured therein a cutting insert comprising an elongated wedge shaped member including a leading end;
An agricultural tool for forming a furrow comprising an essentially syncline shared slicer having a leading member, a trailing member and a pair of sides tapered from said trailing member toward a sharp convex cutting edge extending longitudinally upwardly and forwardly from said trailing member toward said leading member, a leading deflector extending upwardly and forwardly from said cutting edge and formed integral with said slicer by a mounting web, said mounting web having a pair of sides extending rearwardly from said leading deflector and expanding to a heel having first and second sides adjoining respective sides of said syncline shaped slicer and a rear portion, each of said first and second sides having formed therein a notch extending longitudinally forwardly from said rear portion of said heel and having formed therein a cavity below said notch containing a wear insert said cutting edge including a slot having secured therein a cutting insert comprising an elongated wedge shaped member including a leading end;
An agricultural tool for forming a furrow comprising an essentially syncline shaped slicer having a leading member, a trailing member and a pair of sides tapered from said trailing member toward a sharp convex cutting edge extending longitudinally upwardly and forwardly from said trailing member toward said leading member, a leading deflector extending upwardly and forwardly from said cutting edge and formed integral with said slicer by a mounting web, said mounting web having a pair of sides extending rearwardly from said leading deflector and expanding to a heel having first and second sides adjoining respective sides of said syncline shaped slicer and a rear portion, each of said first and second sides including a notch extending longitudinally forwardly from said rear portion of said heel and a cylindrical cavity below said notch containing a cylindrical wear insert, said cutting edge including a slot having secured therein a cutting insert comprising an elongated wedge shaped member including a leading end;
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