Garden Way Incorporated

John T Durrant

Michael J Cowett

Kevin J Connolly

James M D'Aleo

Greg K Deily

A discharge assembly controls the discharge of shredded and macerated materials from a chipper/shredder device. A discharge screen of the discharge assembly has a pair of fasteners on opposing ends of the discharge screen for removably mounting the screen on the chipper/shredder housing. An operator engageable handle is affixed to one end of the screen for handling the screen during installation and removal and a locator tab is affixed to the end of the screen opposing the handle and is received in aperture formed in the chipper/shredder housing for alignment of the discharge screen with the housing. A discharge tunnel is formed on a side of the housing and in communication with the discharge screen, and a service door is formed on a top side of a discharge tunnel allowing access to the tunnel for installation and removal of the discharge screen.

Discharge assembly for chipper/shredder

Hopper for a chipper, shredder, or the like

The support wheels and drag stake of a motor driven cultivating device are connected to the main frame of the device by independent mounting brackets at a location rearward of the tines. The support wheels and drag bar are interconnected by a sliding collar-bar which is rigidly attached to the axle of the wheels, thereby allowing for the simultaneous pivoting of drag stake and support wheels between a forward transport position, wherein the drag stake is in an inactive elevated position, and a rearward working position, wherein the drag stake is disposed at an angle off of the vertical for engaging the earth and retarding the forward progress of the device.

Cultivator drag bar and mounting therefor

A belt tensioning adjustment assembly for a powered unit including a operating lever and a rotably supported wheel over which a cable passes and friction locking means is provided for fixing the rotated position of the wheel thereby to effect selective non-incremental adjustment of the cable length. The non-incremental adjustment of the cable length allows a drive belt tensioning lever to effect deflection of a belt drive and to effect driving engagement of a motor shaft to a work attachment unit.

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Schagticoke, NY, United States of America

John T Durrant