Self-propelling harvester thresher with composite cutting table
AssigneeClaas Kommanditgesellschaft auf Aktien
InventorDominik Burmann
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Abstract
A cutting table of a self-propelling harvester thresher is composed of two cutting table parts which are steplessly adjustable relative to one another so as to overlap each other in any possible position. In order to use the cutting table for harvesting of rape, both cutting table parts after releasing of a lock are extensible so that a distance is provided between the cutting table parts. The distance is overlapped by an additional bottom plate and two additional side wall parts, so as to produce a cutting table with such a distance from a cutter bar to a drawing roller which allows cutting and drawing in of rape.
Claims11
A self-propelling harvester thresher, comprising a cutting table, said cutting table including a cutter bar, a drawing roller, a first cutting table part having two side walls, a first bottom plate and a rear wall provided with a throughgoing opening, and a second trough-shaped cutting table part including two walls and a second bottom plate;
- a plurality of cylinder-piston units arranged under said bottom plates parallel and spaced from one another and moving said second cutting table part relative to said first cutting table part steplessly for shortening or lengthening a distance of said cutter bar relative to said drawing roller;
- a releasable locking element limiting a displacement path within a maximum displacement of said cutting table parts relative to one another in which said bottom plates and said side walls overlap one another so that a maximum stroke of said cylinder-piston units is greater than said displacement path of said cutting plate parts limited by aid locking element, said cylinder-piston units bieng arranged so that when said locking element is in a released position and piston rods of said cylinder-piston units are completely extended, a space is provided between said cutting table parts;
- and means for overlapping said space, said means including an intermediate bottom and two intermediate side walls.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.