Claas Ohg

Claas Ohg Beschrankt Haftende Offene Handelsgesellschaft

Wolfgang Jennen

Gerd Sprugel

A self-propelling agricultural machine has a chassis, and a traveling mechanism composed of two forward semi-caterpillars and one rearward rear steerable semi-caterpillar.

Self-propelling agricultural machine, in particular harvester thresher

An endless track mechanism for vehicles and self-propelling machines having a front axle and a rear axle fixedly connected with a machine frame, the endless track mechanism comprising a plurality of endless track supports, a endless track supported by the endless track supports and having a drive wheel, an end transmission mounted at a rear end of the endless track supports for driving the drive wheel of the endless track, wherein each of the endless track supports has a closed hollow profile provided with mounting and service openings and non-rotatably articulated in the region of its front end portion with the front axle, and also through the end transmission which is mounted on an opposite end with the rear axle, an input transmission connected at a drive side with a machine drive, the input transmission and the hollow shaft which transmits a drive movement being arranged in the hollow profile of each of the endless track supports, bearings each provided in the input transmission and the end transmission, the hollow shaft being supported at an end side in the bearings.

Endless track mechanism

An agricultural attachment for harvesting agricultural products arranged in rows, such as corn and the like, has a frame, a plurality of product drawing elements, and a plurality of hingedly mounted dividing elements associated with the product drawing elements so as to form together with the latter product drawing passages, wherein each of the drawing elements have two parts which are articulately connected with one another so that they are pivotable relative to one another to assume a position in which they have a tipped roof shape and are fixable in this position.

Growing community of inventors

Guetersloh, Germany

Wolfgang Jennen