Pick-up
AssigneeDeere & Company
InventorsJérémy Pourchet, Etienne Josset
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AssigneeDeere & Company
InventorsJérémy Pourchet, Etienne Josset
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The invention pertains to a pick-up (10) with a frame (12), with at least one tine carrier (26) that can be moved relative to the frame (12), with tines (14) that are fastened on the tine carrier (26) and with strippers (30) that are arranged adjacent to one another transverse to the forward direction (V) and between which are formed intermediate spaces (28) through which the tines (14) extend outward and along which the tines (14) can be moved, wherein the strippers (30) feature a first end that is detachably fastened on the frame (12) and a second end that is detachably fastened on the frame (12), and wherein the strippers (30) are connected to the frame (12) at the first end by means of two form-fitting connections (56, 62, 38, 58). It is proposed that the strippers (30) be inherently rigid and respectively connected to the frame (12) at their second end by means of a force-fitting connection.
A pick-up with a frame, with at least one tine carrier that can be moved relative to the frame, with tines that are fastened on the tine carrier and with strippers that are arranged adjacent to one another transverse to a forward direction and between which are formed intermediate spaces through which the tines extend outward and along which the tines can be moved, wherein the strippers feature a first end that is detachably fastened on the frame and a second end that is detachably fastened on the frame, wherein:
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