Alloway Manufacturing

Roger S Barenthsen

An auger apparatus having a first housing for receiving and holding material to be moved has a first auger disposed therein and rotatable about a first axis for moving material within the first housing. A second housing is connected to the first housing and has a second auger disposed therein and rotatable about a second axis for moving material within the second housing, the second axis being disposed at an obtuse angle with respect to the first axis. A flexible joint is attached at one end thereof to the first auger and at the other end thereof to the second auger for transmitting rotational forces from one to the other and thereby forming a flexible joint between the two augers. Helical flighting extensions are attached to each end of the flexible joint and serve as extensions to the flighting of the first and second augers so that there is essentially a continuous flighting across the flexible joint.

Flexible joint for augers

Adjustable trowel

A lock-up mount apparatus for an earth working tillage tool includes a bracket which is provided for attachment to a toolbar and the bracket has a first, second, third and fourth pin opening therein. A tillage tool, such as a cultivating tine, has an attachment structure at the top thereof and this attachment structure has a first and second hole disposed therethrough. A first pin is provided for selectively extending through the first pin opening in the bracket and through the first hole in the attachment structure whereby the attachment and thereby the tillage tool is pivotally attached to the bracket. A second pin is provided for selectively extending through one of the second and third pin openings in the bracket. The second pin also extends through a second hole in the attachment structure when the second pin is disposed in the second pin opening in the bracket whereby the tillage tool is held in a low operative earth working position. The tillage tool is held up in an intermediate non-earth working position when the second pin is disposed in the third opening in the bracket. When the first pin is disposed through the fourth pin opening in the bracket and through the first hole in the attachment structure, and the second pin extends through the first opening in the bracket, the tine is held in a high non-working storage position.

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West Fargo, ND, United States of America

Roger S Barenthsen