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Cnh Industrial Belgium Nv

Robert A. Matousek

Jonathan Eugene Ricketts

Herbert Max Farley

Wayne Thomas Flickinger

Robert A Matousek

Joshua D Werning

Bradley J Wagner

John J Borsdorf

Curtis F Hillen

Martin Jean Roberge

Frank R G Duquesne

James R Schmidt

Dan Lawrence Garland

Nathan Edward Isaac

Jason Marion Benes

Jason L Shonk

Dré Waltherus Joachim Jongmans

Bart M A Missotten

Craig Elwyn Murray

Eric Lee Walker

Brian Patrick Crow

Brett Gutknecht

Andrew Victor Lauwers

Benjamin David Kemmerer

Frederik Tallir

Dale R Tanis

Denver Romayne Yoder

Glenn Aesaert

James Michael Gessel

Craig Donald Roberts

Todd Cannegieter

Terry Scott Moyer

Kelvin Eugene Bennett

James Minnihan

Adam L Hession

Thamilselvan Karuppannan

Nate McGraw

John Hinkle

Brecht Vanmullem

Arno Leenknegt

Rudy Vonck

Victor C D Demaecker

Joel Timothy Cook

Edward H Priepke

Mark David Dilts

Blaine Robert Noll

Glenn Everett Pope

David M Dechristopher

Kevin Scott Richman

Clayton E Banks

William Lee Cooksey

Nicholas Stephen Shane

Barry E Lehman

Jeffrey C Trowbridge

Justin L Montenguise

William Mark McCully

Kevin Ward

Karl Linde

Herb Farley

Michael Lee Berggren

Stefaan Desmet

Tyler L Nelson

Daniel Thomas Turner

Brandon E Ricketts

Stefaan Ballegeer

John E Conroy

Eric Roland Fredricks

Frederik Baes

Wade Lawrence Klennert

Travis J Ohms

Michael Conrad

Michiel Vanderstichele

John L Peters

Edmund N Holt, Ii

Kevin Hammer

Bart Derynck

Scott Douglas Wilson

Zachary Harmon

Dariusz Adamczyk

Scott Palmer Deichmann

Seth Bietz

Kevin Frederick Knapp

Kenneth W Brown

Todd W Stegmiller

Dan J Burke

Nathan E Isaac, Ii

Jason Douglas McAuley Cousins

Brandon P Kolb

Serge Deleersnyder

Eric Fredricks, Ii

Curtis Hillen

Wayner T Flickinger

James M Gessel

Bart MA Missotten

Frank RG Duquesne

Dré WJ Jongmans

Eric L Walker

Herbert M Farley

Herbert Farley

Brian P Crow

Dan L Garland

A bale wrap for an agricultural bale includes a wrapping layer having a center section, a first shoulder section, and a second shoulder section. The first shoulder section extends laterally outwardly from a first lateral side of the center section, the second shoulder section extends laterally outwardly from a second lateral side of the center section, the center section is configured to cover a circumferential side of the agricultural bale, the first shoulder section is configured to cover at least 5 percent of a first axial side of the agricultural bale, the second shoulder section is configured to cover at least 5 percent of a second axial side of the agricultural bale, and a center stretchability of the center section with respect to a longitudinal extent of the wrapping layer is greater than a shoulder stretchability of the first and second shoulder sections with respect to the longitudinal extent of the wrapping layer.

System and method for wrapping an agricultural bale

A bale wrapping system includes a bale chamber configured to receive agricultural product and a belt configured to be disposed within the bale chamber. The belt is configured to be positioned between a bale wrap and an interior surface of the bale chamber while the belt is disposed within the bale chamber. Additionally, the belt is configured to support the bale wrap and to move into the bale chamber due to a weight of the agricultural product on the bale wrap. Further, the belt is configured to compact the agricultural product within the bale wrap, such that a bale of the agricultural product at least partially surrounded by the bale wrap is formed within the bale chamber.

Bale wrapping system

An agricultural harvester includes: a chassis; and a threshing and separating system coupled with the chassis, the threshing and separating system including a rotor including at least one brush device including a plurality of fingers which are flexible, the plurality of fingers being configured for engaging a crop material.

Brush system for a threshing and separating system of an agricultural harvester

A wrapping system of an agricultural baling system includes a wrap directing system configured to direct a wrapping material to cover an entire periphery of a bale of crop material, such that a first portion of the wrapping material overlaps a second portion of the wrapping material. The wrapping system further includes a fastening system configured to secure the first portion of the wrapping material to the second portion of the wrapping material and a sewing system configured to sew the first portion and the second portion to one another.

Sewing system to secure wrap material for agricultural baling system

A header for an agricultural vehicle includes: a header frame; at least one crop remover carried by the header frame; a plurality of row dividers pivotably carried by the header frame; and at least one divider lifter coupled to at least one of the row dividers and configured to activate in order to pivot the coupled at least one row divider relative to the header frame. The at least one divider lifter is configured to be selectively activated by a remote controller.

Remotely adjustable row divider for an agricultural harvester

A bale wrapping system that includes a belt that rotates to form and drive rotation of a bale of an agricultural product. The bale is configured to be wrapped with a wrapping layer of a bale wrap while rotating on the belt. A first portion of the wrapping layer overlaps a second portion of the wrapping layer while disposed on the belt. A glue system sprays a layer of glue onto the wrapping layer. The layer of glue enables the first portion of the wrapping layer to couple to the second portion of the wrapping layer.

An actuator assembly for moving an implement attached to an agricultural vehicle. The actuator assembly includes an actuator comprising a longitudinal axis, a cylinder extending along the longitudinal axis, and a piston rod extending from the cylinder along the longitudinal axis and that is configured to be attached to the implement at a connection point. A safety stop is pivotably attached at the connection point and is movable between a deployed position where the safety stop is configured to block retraction of the actuator, and a retracted position where the safety stop is not configured to block retraction of the actuator. The safety stop is configured to rotate with respect to the actuator about a first rotational axis that is orthogonal to the longitudinal axis, as well as a second rotational axis that is orthogonal to both the longitudinal axis and the first rotational axis.

Pivoting safety stop for a ball-jointed cylinder

An agricultural vehicle including a rotor configured for threshing a crop material and a housing located at a distance radially away from the rotor and circumferentially encasing at least a portion of the rotor. The agricultural vehicle also includes a discharge chopper positioned downstream of the rotor in a direction of crop material flow, and a discharge deflector moveably connected to the housing, circumferentially disposed around at least a portion of the rotor, and located at a radial distance away from the rotor. The discharge deflector has a distal end that defines a discharge opening for allowing the crop material to pass from the rotor to the discharge chopper such that as the discharge deflector is moved a circumferential position of the discharge opening is correspondingly moved without changing the radial distance between the discharge deflector and the rotor.

Rotational rotor discharge deflector

A clutch assembly includes: a drive hub having a spline configured to couple to a gearbox; a clutch housing coupled to the drive hub and having an end face defining an opening therein; a clutch hub disposed within the clutch housing and having a portion that extends out of the opening, the clutch hub being rotatable with respect to the clutch housing during a slip condition; a primary seal disposed between the clutch housing and the clutch hub; a quantity of purging compound disposed between the clutch housing and the clutch hub; and an end washer coupled to the clutch hub and facing the end face, the end washer and the end face defining a purge gap therebetween such that rotation of the clutch hub relative to the clutch housing causes some of the purging compound to eject from the clutch housing through the purge gap.

Agricultural vehicle with debris-purging clutch assembly

A header assembly of an agricultural harvester, includes: a rotatable shaft; a torque limiter assembly coupled with the rotatable shaft, the torque limiter assembly including: a driving element coupled with the rotatable shaft; a driven element coupled with the driving element which is configured for selectively transmitting a torque to the driven element; an input seal element including at least one aperture; and an automatic lubrication mechanism coupled with the driven element, the automatic lubrication mechanism including a movable piston, the movable piston and the input seal element together at least partially forming a chamber therebetween configured for releasably containing a lubricant, the movable piston configured for forcing the lubricant out of the chamber through the at least one aperture so as to lubricate the driving element and the driven element.

Lubrication mechanism of clutch for agricultural harvester

A system and method for reversing a movement direction of a laterally extending conveyor of a draper header of an agricultural machine. The system includes a fluid line for delivering fluid to a motor that drives the laterally extending conveyor. A directional flow control valve is connected to the fluid line and is movable between a first state in which the directional flow control valve is configured to deliver the fluid to the motor in a first fluid direction to cause the motor to move the laterally extending conveyor in a first movement direction, and a second state in which the directional flow control valve is configured to deliver the fluid to the motor in a second fluid direction that is different from the first fluid direction to cause the motor to move the laterally extending conveyor in a second movement direction that is opposite to the first movement direction.

Controlled lateral belt reverse for draper head of agricultural combine

An agricultural vehicle header having a frame, at least one support arm extending, a cutter assembly attached to the distal ends of the support arms, a draper belt with an upper belt portion located above the support arms, and a parallel linkage connected to each support arm to operatively connect the cutter assembly to the frame. The linkage includes upper and lower links. The upper belt portion extends along a cross-belt direction that is perpendicular to a travel direction of the upper belt portion, and the proximal pivots of the upper and lower links are positioned on a line that is oriented at an angle of 60 to 120 degrees relative to the cross-belt direction when the header is in a freestanding static state.

Cutter bar support linkage

A combine () including a cutting wheel for harvesting crop, a separating system () for threshing the harvested crop to separate grain from residue, at least one of a yield monitor () or a loss monitor (), a crop cleaning system () including a cleaning fan (), and a controller () coupled to the at least one of the yield monitor () or the loss monitor (). The controller () controls the crop cleaning system (), and is configured to determine at least one of a throughput from the yield monitor (), or a loss from the loss monitor (), compare the determined throughput or loss to a respective throughput threshold or loss threshold, and control a speed of the cleaning fan () based on the throughput or loss comparison.

Adjustable fan based on grain throughput

A header for an agricultural harvester includes: a header frame; a flexible cutterbar carried by the header frame; a plurality of flex arms coupled to the cutterbar; and a flex arm drive assembly coupled to at least one of the flex arms and configured to selectively, linearly displace the at least one coupled flex arm in a vertical direction relative to the header frame.

Agricultural header with linearly displaceable flex arms

A draper belt assembly for an agricultural harvester that includes a first roller, a second roller, and a draper belt surrounding the first and second rollers. The draper belt includes a front end, a rear end opposite the front end, and an upper surface extending from the front end to the rear end having a width substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of one of the first and second rollers. The draper belt further includes a plurality of spaced apart lugs each extending in the widthwise direction having an anterior end distal to the rear end and a posterior end proximal to the rear end, wherein the anterior end is spaced from the front end of the draper belt at least about 15 mm.

Draper belt assembly for an agricultural harvester

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Jonathan Eugene Ricketts