Cnh Industrial America LLC

Cnh Industrial Belgium Nv

Rik Vandendriessche

Bart M A Missotten

Frederik Tallir

Pieter Van Overschelde

Dré W J Jongmans

Jeffrey C Trowbridge

Yvan C C Vandergucht

Carlos J A Verheye

Guy H J Osselaere

Bruce Anderson

Jimmie D Clifford

Brent Smith

Wim Leplae

Bart MA Missotten

Yvan CC Vandergucht

Dré Jongmans

Brent E Smith

Bart M A Misotten

Bruce E Anderson

A harvester header support for supporting a header of an agricultural harvester, having a forward travel mode and a rearward travel mode. In the forward travel mode a first coupling element is in a forward travel position relative to a second coupling element, and in the rearward travel mode the first coupling element is in a rearward travel position relative to the second coupling element, wherein the first coupling element is moveable from the forward travel position to the rearward travel position and/or vice versa by pivoting the first coupling element relative to the second coupling element about the first pivot axis. An agricultural harvester having the harvester header support and a method for operating the agricultural harvester are disclosed as well.

Harvester header support

A header support for supporting a header during road transport of an agricultural harvester. The header support has a header mounted to it in order to reduce a front axle load of the agricultural harvester. During harvesting, a support wheel of the header support is folded upwardly so it does not touch the ground during harvesting. The rotation axis of the support wheel extends in a substantially vertical plane during harvesting. This allows for a simple construction of the header support and reduces the vibration loads on the bearing of the support wheel during harvesting.

A steering system for a work vehicle includes a steering hand pump, a hydraulic main supply line fluidly coupled with the steering hand pump and including a check valve, and a normally open, two position valve. The valve includes an inlet fluidly couplable with a pressurized access point of a hydraulic sub-system, an outlet fluidly coupled with the main supply line on a downstream side of the check valve, and a pilot port fluidly coupled with the main supply line on an upstream side of the check valve. The valve is operable in the closed position based on pressure in the main supply line when the main supply line is pressurized from a pressure source, and operable in the open position and interconnecting the pressurized access point with the main supply line through the outlet when the main supply line is not pressurized from the pressure source.

Work vehicle with hydraulic assist for power off steering

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Eernegem, Belgium

Rik Vandendriessche