Deere + Company

Other

Diego Adrian Villarreal

Damien Faivre

Carlos Vargas

Hugues Bertrand

John Fleming

Pranab Nag

Sean Levy

Juan Pablo Cantisani

Kathia Lucia Amarante

Oscar Alberto Villarreal

Gloria Irene Gutierrez

Rene Ismael De La Garza

Hugues Betrand

A front loader includes a mast, and a mounting bracket that defines a channel configured to receive a mounting frame of a work vehicle. The front loader includes a latch disposed within the channel and pivotally coupled to the mounting bracket, and the latch is pivotable between a first, latched position configured to couple the mast to the mounting frame, and a second, unlatched position. The front loader includes a latching lever disposed within the channel and coupled to the latch. The latching lever is configured to move the latch between the first, latched position and the second, unlatched position based on a position of the mounting frame. The front loader includes an indicator lever coupled to the latch. The indicator lever is movable by the latch to indicate whether the latch is in the first, latched position or the second, unlatched position.

Latching arrangement for coupling a front loader to a work vehicle

A carrier for coupling loader arms to an implement of a work vehicle includes a pair of brackets coupled by a cross-rod. Each bracket includes an inner wall spaced apart from an outer part. At least one of the inner walls defines a latch slot. The carrier includes a latch mechanism movable between latched and unlatched positions. The latch mechanism includes a latch plate having a retaining flange with an engagement surface, a pair of lock pins and a pair of latch receptacles associated with the brackets. When in the latched position, the latch mechanism has the lock pins received in the latch receptacles and the engagement surface disengaged from the one of the inner walls. When in the unlatched position, the latch mechanism has the retaining flange passed through the latch slot and the engagement surface engaged with the one of the inner walls.

Work vehicle with latching carrier for attachments

Front end final loader

The tool carrier disclosed herein has a locking device with a low degree of complexity, a low diversity of parts, and a high degree of reliability. By the completely automated locking process, the setting up of the tool on the tool carrier is considerably simplified for the operator or the driver, since neither has to leave the cabin any longer in order to lock the tool. The actuation of the setting up and holding devices by the tool during the setting up of the tool ensures that the locking device is used only if a tool is also set up. An erroneous movement of the lock into its locking position due to vibrations or by a movement of the tool carrier or the front loader without a set-up tool is effectively avoided.

Tool carrier for setting up and placing a tool for a loader, and method for setting up and placing a tool

A front loader arrangement () with a mounting frame () and mounting mast () is proposed, wherein the mounting mast () can be coupled to the mounting frame () and can be decoupled therefrom. Furthermore, a loader arm () is connected to the mounting mast () for being pivoted vertically by a hydraulic cylinder () extending between the loader arm () and the mounting mast (). In order to facilitate coupling of the mounting mast () to the mounting frame (), it is proposed that a hydraulic system () be coupled to the hydraulic cylinder working chamber(s) () and include adjusting means by which the hydraulic cylinder () can be brought into a floating position when the hydraulic fluid supply is decoupled from the hydraulic system ().

Arrangement for effecting float condition in loader hydraulic lift cylinder when hydraulic fluid supply is decoupled

In accordance with the present disclosure, a system and method for providing an analytical and visual depiction of relationship data is presented. The method includes providing a plurality of graph objects corresponding to relationship data. Each of the graph objects may be categorized. At least some of the graph objects may then be displayed in a visual form that represents a network structure. The visual form may be determined, at least in part, according to the categorization of each of the graph objects.

Graph database system and method for facilitating financial and corporate relationship analysis

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Guadalupe, Mexico

Diego Adrian Villarreal