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Class 111/107 - With furrow opener


Subclass of Class 111 - Planting
Definition: Apparatus further including a device adapted to be drawn
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 12/05/1995


NumberTitleIssue Date
5471939Handheld mechanical device to plant seed
A seed planter having a seed drop tube entrance opening (Bracket 10), connected to a seed drop tube (Bracket 12) with a planter assembly (Bracket 14) leading to seed release bracket and lever assembly (Bracket 16), attached to a flexible wire cable (Brack...
12/05/1995
4444131Seedling planting means
A seedling planter comprising a planting tube provided with a handle and having on its lower end a crown which produces in the soil a planting hole, this crown comprising on the continuation of the planting tube a stationary jaw tapering in wedge fashion ...
04/24/1984
4305337Seedling planter
A seedling planter for use for a self-propelled tiller or garden tractor comprises a transport trough for the seedlings with a row digger and seedling guide in spaced relation to the lower end of the trough, trailing ground engaging blades direct the grou...
12/15/1981
4270471Manually propelled apparatus for use in transplanting crops
A small, light-weight apparatus for use in transplanting crops includes a vehicle operable for manual propelling in a direction of travel along the ground. A reservoir mounted on the vehicle contains a supply of liquid and a pressure source for imparting ...
06/02/1981
 
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