Claas Ohg

Claas Ohg Beschraebkt Haftende Offene

Josef Stovesand

Franz Heidjann

Johannes Dammann

Franz Tophinke

A self-propelling harvester thresher has a cutting and transporting unit, a threshing unit having a threshing basket and a threshing drum, a transferring drum and a separating unit having a separating rotor and a separating housing with a drawing-in opening. The threshing drum has a plurality of threshing segments arranged on its periphery and offset relative to one another. The transferring drum is provided with a plurality of drivers arranged on a periphery of the transferring drum and offset relative to one another similarly to the threshing segments of the threshing drum. The drivers are formed as individual point-like elements which are spaced from one another in an axial direction and in a circumferential direction of the transferring drum and engage in a product accumulation in a point-like manner so as to loosen and to spread the product accumulation and transport parts of the product accumulation in a longitudinal direction of the harvester thresher while other parts of the material accumulation remain behind.

Self-propelling harvester thresher

A self-propelling harvester thresher has elements for cutting and transporting a harvested product, threshing unit arranged after the elements and operating in accordance with the principle of radial flow and also including a threshing basket and a threshing drum, a transferring drum arranged after the threshing unit for transferring substantially threshed straw, a separating unit transporting the harvested product in accordance with the principle of axial flow against a travelling direction of the harvester thresher and including at least one separating rotor and a separating housing provided with a drawing-in opening. The threshing drum has a plurality of threshing segments arranged on its periphery and offset relative to one another. The transferring drum in its region preceding the drawing-in opening of the separating housing is provided with a plurality of drivers which are arranged on a periphery of the transferring drum and are offset relative to one another similarly to the threshing segments of the threshing drum.

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Harsewinkel, Germany

Josef Stovesand