This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Kubota Corporation. Active years: 1985.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1985
Title: Mitsuki Hirata and a Laterally Shiftable Rotary Cultivating Apparatus
Introduction
Mitsuki Hirata is an inventor associated with Sakai, Japan, and Kubota Corporation. Hirata’s listed patent concerns a rotary cultivating apparatus designed to shift laterally while using the tiller’s own drive power.
Latest Patents
The available information lists 1 patent for Hirata: “Rotary Cultivating Apparatus of Laterally Shiftable Type.” The invention describes a tiller frame that moves sideways relative to a fixed frame connected to a vehicle and power input shaft. Its shifting mechanism uses gears and a screw rod, with the tiller’s drive power enabling movement in either lateral direction.
Career Highlights
Hirata’s patent reflects work on agricultural machinery, particularly mechanisms that adjust a rotary cultivator’s position. The design integrates lateral shifting with the tiller’s existing power transmission system.
Collaborations
Hirata’s listed coworkers include Yoshitaka Sato and Kaname Matudaira. The available information associates Hirata with Kubota Corporation.
Conclusion
Mitsuki Hirata’s listed invention combines a rotary cultivator’s operation with a powered lateral-shifting mechanism, illustrating a practical approach to adjustable agricultural equipment.
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