FIELD: agriculture.
SUBSTANCE: working element for deep loosening of soil comprises a rack with a chisel. The rack has a width of 2.2-2.6 times less than the chisel width. On the side surface of the upper part of the rack the through mounting holes and the adjusting holes are made, located on the same vertical axis. The adjusting holes are formed under the mounting holes and are arranged in two rows opposite each other. The acute angle γ between the axis passing through the centres of the mounting hole and the adjusting hole, and the line passing through the centre of the mounting hole and the centre of the corresponding to it adjusting hole from the second row, is equal to 0° to 9°. On the side surface of the middle part of the rack the intermittent bands of wear-resistant material arranged parallel to each other and to the front surface of the middle part of the rack. The front surface of the middle part of the rack has a rounding. The end surface of the rack from the front side is made in the form of a hemisphere and comprises three rows of intermittent bands of wear-resistant material. The upper and lower surfaces of the lower part of the rack are arranged at an angle to the horizontal plane, forming a wedge shape of the nose part of the rack. The upper plane of the chisel has bands of wear-resistant material located perpendicular to the direction of movement.
EFFECT: reduction of traction resistance of deep tiller.
2 dwg
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Dates
2014-06-10—Published
2012-11-12—Filed