Claas Selbstfahrende Erntemaschinen Gmbh

Andreas Arnold

Franz Heidjann

Dennis Neitemeier

Boris Kettelhoit

Frédéric Fischer

Markus Brune

Martin Dammann

Dirk Speckamp

Hubert Buhne

Hubert Uhlending

Daniel Sprigade

Bodo K&uuml;hn

Ludger Gausmann

Walter F&ouml;geling

Philipp Grossegesse

Uwe Amsbeck

Philipp Großegesse

A combine harvester has at least one header for cutting plants to be harvested with the aid of the combine harvester, a feeder for conveying the cut plants in the direction of a threshing mechanism, and a threshing mechanism, with the aid of which fruits can be removed from the cut plants in such a way that the fruits are then present separately from plant residue of the plants. The feeder comprises a revolvingly driveable conveying unit and a conveyor channel within which the cut plants can be conveyed with the conveying unit. The feeder interacts with a measuring unit in the form of a sensor unit that contactlessly detects material feed height of plants conveyed with the aid of the feeder in the conveyor channel.

Combine harvester and method for the operation thereof

A harvesting machine having a dividing device for dividing granular material from stem- or stalk-like material, and a separating device connected downstream of the dividing device, in which there is a conveying unit for conveying the stream of material from the dividing device to the separating device. In order to satisfactorily discharge the stem- or stalk-like material from the conveying tines of the conveying unit, cleaning elements are provided for cleaning away the material being conveyed over the free ends of the conveying tines.

Harvesting machine having transversely rotating conveying drum with conveying tines

A conveying device for stem-bearing crops which is provided with two rotatable circular blades and two rotatable housings above for receiving tines, is to be designed in such a way that the tines are fixed to the rotatable housing in such a way that the risk of breaking is substantially reduced, so that the service life of the tines is substantially increased. The tines are permanently inserted in bearing plates. Each bearing plate is mounted freely rotatably on a fixed bearing pin, the longitudinal center axis of the bearing pin being parallel to and spaced apart from the axis of rotation of the cylindrical housing. On the bearing plate on the outside on two bolts are mounted roller bearings which roll over the control face of a control cam which is also mounted on the bearing pin. The control cam is not rotatable relative to the bearing pin, but slidable in the axial direction, and is pressed by a plate spring assembly toward the roller bearings. As soon as an elevated torque acts on a tine, it is rotated in a direction opposite the direction of rotation, the compressive force of the plate spring assembly being increased, as the roller bearings roll over an ascending oblique surface of the control cam. The forage harvester is particularly suitable for harvesting and chopping fast-growing woody plants.

Conveying device for harvesting machine

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Bielefeld, Germany

Andreas Arnold