Cnh Industrial America LLC

Steven E Gaedy

Bruce Allen Hadley

Kevin Scott Richman

Nathan Edward Isaac

Jeffrey M Norton

Nicholas Stephen Shane

Steven Carson Young

Shaun Ahrens O'Donnell

Robert D Crandall

Chad D Aerts

Frank Calvin Dupire

Ronald DeCamp

Keith J Weiss

Paula Minuto Meagher

Paula Jean Minuto Meagher

A feeder conveyor system having a frame, an actuator with a fixed element and a moving element, and a telescoping assembly. The telescoping assembly has a first member having a first end connected to an actuator output and a first spring seat, and a second member slidably connected to the first member and having a second end and a second spring seat. The second member is movable relative to the first member between a retracted position in which the second end is relatively close to the first end, and an extended position in which the second end is relatively far from the first end, a spring between the first spring seat and the second spring seat, a linkage between the first member and the second member, and a position sensor connected to the linkage and configured to generate a signal indicating a relative position between the first and second members.

Feeder conveyor variable tensioner

A harvester system that includes a work vehicle. A harvester attachment removably couples to the work vehicle. The harvester attachment includes a tool bar. A quick connector couples to the tool bar. The quick connector removably couples and uncouples the harvester attachment to the work vehicle. A support system removably couples to the work vehicle. The support system supports operation of the harvester attachment.

Attachment and support system for a harvester system

A tractor mounted cotton harvester carries at least one mechanized cotton picking unit removably supported beside at least one side of the tractor in a forward facing orientation, outwardly of the tractor wheels. A cotton receptacle is removably mounted to a hitch of the tractor and is lowerable for unloading. The cotton receptacle can include cotton compacting apparatus. At least one duct connects the at least one picking unit with the cotton receptacle, and a fan provides an air flow through the duct or ducts. The fan can be hydraulic, electric or mechanical powered.

Tractor mounted cotton harvester

A cotton harvester and baler () to be towed by a vehicle (), carries at least one mechanized cotton picking unit (), a mechanized cotton baler () having packing apparatus () for compacting the picked cotton into bales () which are successively discharged. Cotton conveying apparatus () extends between the picking unit or units () and the baler (), for receiving the picked cotton and conveying it to a baling chamber () of the baler () for compaction by the packing apparatus (). The conveying apparatus () can comprise all mechanical, all pneumatic, or a combination of mechanical and pneumatic apparatus. The picking unit or units () can be removed to allow picking up and baling material such as straw or hay.

Pull-type cotton harvester and baler

A harvester includes a crop receiver configured to receive agricultural material. The crop receiver includes a lid to cover a portion of the crop receiver. The harvester also includes a frame assembly coupled to the lid of the crop receiver. The harvester includes an actuator coupled to the frame assembly and configured to be controlled to adjust a vertical height of the lid. The harvester also includes a sensor coupled to the frame assembly and configured to indicate whether the lid is positioned at a first vertical height or a second vertical height. The harvester includes control circuitry coupled to the sensor and configured to instruct the actuator to move the lid of the crop receiver between the first vertical height and the second vertical height based at least partly on an indication from the sensor.

System and method for changing a lid height of a harvester

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New Holland, PA, United States of America

Steven E Gaedy