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Class 172/507 - GROUND SUPPORT MOVABLE HORIZONTALLY


Subclass of Class 172 - Earth working
Definition: Apparatus comprising a framework having ground support means
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 06/08/2004


NumberTitleIssue Date
6745849Towed implement
A towed, agricultural implement includes an undercarriage supported on ground wheels that are attached to the undercarriage by trailing support arms. An adjusting motor is coupled between the undercarriage and a transverse torsion rod having its opposite ends couple...
06/08/2004
5647440Forward-folding, winged, implement frame
An improved frame for a drawn agricultural implement, such as a planter, includes a telescoping main frame. The main wheel set is mounted to a sliding carriage to support the central main frame, and may be moved between a forward and a rear position. As t...
07/15/1997
5590611Liquid fertilizer injection system
A liquid fertilizer injection system is provided that includes a single coulter blade mounted on a support arm extending from a bracket which is adapted to be pivotally coupled to an attachment apparatus which attaches the system to a propulsion means. A ...
01/07/1997
4009759Cultivator apparatus
A cultivator apparatus attached to a draw bar hitched to a tractor and having a tool bar attached to the draw bar and movable therewith. A cultivating mechanism is attached to the tool bar and is movable between positions of engagement and disengagement w...
03/01/1977
3952490Lawn rake
A lawn rake consisting of an elongated frame bar carried for vertical tilting movement on a transverse axis by a pair of ground-engaging wheels, and having a handle at one end thereof and tines at its opposite end adapted to be moved into or out of engage...
04/27/1976
 
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