Claas Ohg

Claas Kgaa

Hermann Kersting

Heinrich Roderfeld

Horst Harig

Franz Piesch

A harvester thresher has two threshing mechanisms which are located directly one behind the other and each have a threshing drum and a threshing basking. The threshing baskets are jointly adjustable so that the basket of the first threshing mechanism is adjustable parallel to itself and by its adjustment the basket of the second threshing mechanism is turnable about an axle provided at the end of the second basket which is spaced from the basket of the first threshing mechanism.

Self-propelling harvester thresher with adjustable threshing basket

A harvester thresher includes a chassis, a housing, a threshing mechanism operating in accordance with the principle of a tangential flow, straw shaking means, and a threshing and separating unit located after the straw shaking means in the housing including a rotor and a casing, the threshing and operating unit operating in accordance with the principle of an axial flow and formed as a separate unit which is supported in the housing exchangeably so that it can be exchanged by another structural unit.

Harvester thresher

A harvester thresher has a housing, several straw shakers located after the threshing device having a discharge end, a threshing and separating device having two lateral product outlet openings, a chopper having two opposite ends, and passages each connected with a respective one of the product outlet openings of the threshing and separating device and having an end located above a respective one of the ends of the chopper.

Harvester thresher with chopper

A harvester thresher comprises a housing threshing device accommodated in the housing, a plurality of straw shakers located after the threshing device and having a discharge end, threshing and separating device located after the straw shakers, and device for transferring an agricultural product from the straw shakers to the threshing and separating device and including a transferring element fixedly connected with the discharge of each of the shakers for transferring the agricultural product from each of the shakers to the threshing and separating device, and a transfer bottom associated with each of the transferring elements.

A selfl-propelled, vibration-free harvester has a threshing device including a threshing drum and a threshing basket associated therewith, a separating device located downstream of the threshing device as considered in a transportation direction and including a plurality of separating drums spaced from one another in the transportation direction and a plurality of separating elements associated with a respective ones of the separating drums, a supporting element arranged to support the separating elements, a wall, and mounting elements arranged to mount the supporting element on the wall and formed as a displacing device which positively lockingly lifts and lowers the supporting elements.

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Oelde/Lette, Germany

Hermann Kersting