Deere + Company

Matthew Lommen

Brian M Huenink

Michael R Gratton

Matt D Bartelson

Nathan R Demski

Brian Thomas Mosdal

Gregory Keith Harmelink

Eric R Funk

Jeffrey R Hochstatter

Christopher J Mahoney

Nathan D Turnis

Joshua G Payne

Keith C Rottinghaus

Nathan D Sherman

Amanda G Harrison

Connectors may include a first part and a second part that are adapted to be locked together. The first and second parts may include compatible features that provide one or more connections, such as electrical and hydraulic connections, when the first and second part are secured together.

Electrical connector

Systems, methods, and apparatuses for roadway illumination by an industrial vehicle are disclosed. A work light of the industrial vehicle is operated to provide illumination to an area located between a forward end of the industrial vehicle and an area illuminated by a low beam light. The work light and the low beam light are operated together to provide improved illumination during travel of the industrial vehicle along the roadway while promoting visibility of operators of oncoming vehicles.

Low beam and work light control for a work vehicle

A crop divider assembly for a harvesting header includes a housing defining an interior cavity and including a forwardmost end. A divider rod has a first end and a second end, where the first end is coupled to the forwardmost end of the housing. A light-emitting mechanism is coupled to the second end of the divider rod. The divider rod extends upwardly from the forwardmost end, and the light-emitting mechanism is positioned at a location above the forwardmost end of the housing.

Light-emitting mechanism on crop divider rod of harvesting header

A barrier device for an electrical connector is disclosed. In embodiments, the barrier device can comprise a first barrier element interposedly arranged between a substrate and a base assembly of the electrical connector. A second barrier element arranged for mating engagement with an upper surface of the substrate of the electrical connector; the second barrier element comprising a plurality of openings defined by a plurality of protruding structures that are configured and arranged to accommodate electronic components mounted to the upper surface of the substrate. The barrier device is designed such that the collective arrangement and positioning of the first barrier element and the second barrier element relative to substrate forms a thermal protection barrier and damping mechanism around the substrate.

Barrier device for an electrical connector

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Bettendorf, IA, United States of America

Matthew Lommen