Sperry Rand Corporation

Sperry Corporation

Ford New Holland, Inc.

Donald L Sheesley

Willis R Campbell

Edward T Eggers

James T Clevenger, Jr

Thomas W Waldrop

John S Richardson

Allison W Blanshine

John L Lee

Edgar M Payne

An adaptor mechanism for use with a skid steer loader having an implement mounting plate configured in a first attachment configuration is disclosed wherein the adaptor mechanism permits the attachment of an implement configured in a second implement attachment configuration to the skid steer loader. The adaptor mechanism includes a movable locking mechanism having hook members protruding perpendicularly therefrom for engagement with the overcenter wedging mechanism in the implement mounting apparatus on the skid steer loader. A spring biases a locking mechanism toward a retracted position; however, engagement of the hook members by the skid steer loader overcenter wedging mechanism overcomes the biasing force exerted by the spring to force the locking mechanism into engagement with the implement being mounted thereto.

Skid steer loader adaptor

An apron chain lubricating apparatus for roll baling machines is actuated to automatically lubricate the apron chains in response to the rear frame of the machine being raised and lowered such as in discharging a bale from the machine. The apron lubricating apparatus includes a reservoir, containing lubricant, and a pump both preferably mounted on the rear frame of the machine. The pump is operated to deliver lubricant from the reservoir onto the apron chains when the rear frame is raised and lowered.

Apparatus and method for lubricating apron chains on roll baling machines

A roll baling machine includes a floor roller and an apron movable in suitable manner to form roll bales of crop material. The floor roller and the apron cooperate to define a bale forming chamber of generally wedge shape having a forward end which is narrower than the rearward end thereof. The apron moves upwardly and rearwardly of the machine at the rear of the bale forming chamber and then downwardly and forwardly of the machine at the top of the bale forming chamber.

Baling machine with roller-type floor

Apparatus in a crop roll forming machine for improving the core formation of the crop rolls, reducing the amount of particles of crop material lost, and collecting particles of crop material lost from either the crop package or loose crop material during the roll formation process comprising stripping surfaces and an elongated tailgate with a collection pan. The particles are recycled from the collection pan back into the roll forming region by the cooperative interaction of the tailgate collection pan and the upper bale forming means as the bale forming means traverses a predetermined path imparting rotative motion to the crop material delivered to the roll forming region.

Collection and recycling apparatus for crop material particles in a roll

Apparatus in a crop roll forming machine for improving the core formation of the crop rolls and for collecting particles of crop material lost from either the crop package or loose crop material during the roll formation process consisting of an elongated tailgate with a collection pan. The particles are recycled from the collection pan back into the roll forming region by the cooperative interaction of the tailgate collection pan and the upper bale forming means as the bale forming means traverses a predetermined path imparting rotative motion to the crop material delivered to the roll forming region.

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New Holland, PA, United States of America

Donald L Sheesley