JPS5831476Y2 - Wet field harvester with collection tray - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention stores the harvested stem culms in a stem collection tray attached to the machine, so that the harvested stem culms will not be soiled or moistened with mud from the field. This invention relates to a wet field harvesting machine with a collecting tray.

Storing a large amount of harvested stem culms in the machine body increases the weight of the machine and worsens workability in wet fields, so it is necessary to remove the harvested stem culms from the machine body at an appropriate time to prevent the machine weight from becoming excessive. However, in the past, only one tray was attached, so when removing stem culms, it was necessary to stop the machine and manually transport the stem culms, or leave them on the stem culm collection tray. The machine was driven to the removal position and the stem culm was transported to an appropriate location such as the edge of the field where it would not get covered in mud.

However, in the former case, there is a limit to the amount of stem culms that the worker can hold, and it is necessary to go back and forth several times to remove all the remaining stem culms. Since it is necessary to move the plant in a wet field, removing the stem culm requires a great deal of effort, and in any case, there is a drawback that the interruption time of the reaping work becomes long and the work efficiency deteriorates.

By rationally configuring the collection tray, the present invention
The purpose of the present invention is to enable easy and quick removal work of stem culms remaining on a collection tray.

The wet field harvesting machine with a collecting tray according to the present invention is equipped with a collecting tray for placing and collecting the harvested and discharged stem culms, is capable of stacking and fitting a plurality of the collecting trays, and is capable of stacking and fitting a plurality of said collecting trays. It is characterized in that the sides are erected so that it can be pulled out.

In other words, since a plurality of collecting trays are configured so that they can be stacked and fitted together, when a predetermined amount of stem culms remain on the tray, they are removed from the upper collecting tray one after another, and the stem culms placed on the trays are placed in the field. In addition, the sides of the trays are generally set up all around to prevent muddy water from entering, so if you simply stack the trays, you will have to lift the trays to remove them. Since the tray can only be pulled out from the side, it is possible to remove the tray easily and quickly while sufficiently preventing muddy water from entering.
Overall, the removal of the harvested stem culms from the machine body can be done quickly and with less effort.

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Below, the embodiment of this invention is demonstrated based on illustrative drawing.

A wet field reaping machine is constructed such that one running wheel 3 equipped with a low-pressure tire is mounted on a machine frame 2 equipped with an engine 1 at the rear via a transmission case 4, and a handle 5 extends toward the rear of the machine frame. The fuselage is constructed by attaching the stem culm lifting device 6.
, a stem culm reaping device 7, a device 8 for transversely conveying the cut stem culms to the side of the machine body, and a device 9 for bundling and discharging a fixed amount of stem culms from the horizontal conveyance device 8 are installed at the front of the machine, and further , equipped with a collection tray device 10 for placing and collecting the bundled stem culms from the bundle release device 9 so as not to touch the mud in the field, and having τJ'
As the machine travels, the planted stem culms are raised, harvested, the cut stem culms are tied together, and the stem culms bundle is held on the collecting tray device 10.

As shown in FIGS. 2, 3, and 4, the collection tray device 10 includes a base collection tray 11 attached to the machine body.
a, and a plurality of laminated collection trays 11b removably fitted on top of this tray 11a.
It consists of...

Each collection tray 11a, 11 for the base and for stacking
b... is a bottom plate 12 and sides 13 erected from the bottom plate 12 made of a suitable material made of synthetic resin.
It is shaped like a boat and has the same shape and size.

If the collecting tray 11b located in the upper layer is pushed backward or slightly lifted at the rear and pulled out, it can be pulled out only backward in the direction of movement of the aircraft along with the collecting trays 11a and llb located in the lower layer. The side sides 13 are arranged so that the rear side is extremely low compared to the front and left and right sides.
In other words, when removing accumulated cut stem culms from the machine body, the upper tray 11b can be separated from the collection tray device 10 by sliding backwards without lifting the entire upper tray 11b. At the same time, the right and left and front sides 13 prevent sewage from entering the collecting tray device 10 as the harvesting progresses.

As shown in FIG. 5, the actual storage tray 115 for the base has attached bosses 14.
．． 15, and a retaining pin 16 is inserted through both 14° and 15.

Also, by inserting and removing the retaining pin 16, the collection tray 11 for the base can be removed.
A is designed to be attached and detached.

Therefore, the collection tray device 10 is mounted on a plurality of stacked collection trays 11b...
Proceed with the reaping work with ... in a stacked and fitted state.

When a considerable amount of reaped stem culms that would make the weight of the machine become too large remains in the tray device 10, the machine is stopped and the upper tray 11b is pulled out rearward to prevent the cut stem culms from coming into contact with muddy soil at the edge of the field, etc. Either transport the entire collection tray to an appropriate location, or
If the mud does not adhere to the stem culms on the tray even if the tray 11b is left alone, the tray 11b pulled out from the collecting tray device 10 is left in the field and the reaping operation is continued.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings illustrate aspects of the harvesting tray-type wet rice field reaping machine according to the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is an overall plan view, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway rear view, and Fig. 3 is a cross section taken along III-III in Fig. 1. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the collection tray, and FIG. 5 is a partial perspective view showing the mounting structure of the collection tray device. 11a, llb...tray, 13...
side.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Collection trays 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, 11a, ll
b...In addition to being equipped, the fruit tray 11
a, 11 b... can be stacked and fitted,
A wet rice reaping machine with a collection tray function, characterized in that side edges 13 are provided upright so that the machine can be pulled out only in the rear direction in the direction of movement of the machine.