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Tensioning mechanism for forage harvester feed roll assembly

CA 1111332 A · Owner: Sperry Corporation · Inventors: Shriver, Joe E.

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In a forage harvester having a rotatable cutterhead and adjacently-positioned shearbar, an upper feed roll assembly is mounted above and forwardly of the shearbar. A lower feed assembly cooperates with the upper feed roll assembly to convey crop material to the cutterhead across the shearbar. A tensioning mechanism is coupled to mounting arms for the upper feed roll assembly. First and second positions of the tensioning mechanism provide for a first condition in which the upper feed roll assembly is biased toward a lower operative position adjacent the cutterhead and shearbar and a second condition in which the bias on the upper feed roll assembly is relaxed, permitting movement to an upper …

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  • Granted October 27, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 27, 1998.
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FiledOctober 30, 1979
GrantedOctober 27, 1981
Term endedOctober 27, 1998
Patent numberCA 1111332 A
Classification (IPC)A01F29/00 +1 more

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1980198219841986198819901992199419961998Application filedOct 30, 1979Patent grantedOct 27, 1981Term endedOct 27, 1998

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