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Class 172/94 - Blade oscillating arcuately or swivelly with respect to rotary carrier


Subclass of Class 172 - Earth working
Definition: Apparatus in which the tooth or like earth working part
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 06/20/2000


NumberTitleIssue Date
6076289Scarifier machine with a shaking milling drum
A scarifier machine has a milling drum partially enclosed in a protective sump which is suspended from the frame of the machine by a linkage assembly. The protective sump of the scarifier machine is connected to the frame of the machine by shaking members...
06/20/2000
6003613Apparatus for aerating a ground layer
The invention relates to an apparatus for aerating a ground layer including a frame movable along a ground surface and a number of substantially vertically placed aerating pins movable in and out of the ground layer. Each pin is engaged by a pivot arm mou...
12/21/1999
5983533Scarifer machine with a shaking milling drum
A scarifier machine has a milling drum partially enclosed in a protective sump which is suspended from the frame of the machine by a linkage assembly. An eccentric drive reciprocates the sump relative to the frame....
11/16/1999
5810092Implement for improving the hygroscopic properties of soil
The invention relates to an implement for treating soil and, in particular, to an implement used to improve the hygroscopic properties of the soil by making holes in it using one or more tools mounted on an irregular, variable, quadrilateral jointed struc...
09/22/1998
 
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