Gilbert A Cartee, 98770 Pine Ave, Holtville, CA 92250
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Imperial, CA
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Retired
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Associate degree or higher
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Variable Stroke Hydraulic Cylinder Control Linkage
US Patent:
4766803, Aug 30, 1988
Filed:
Sep 24, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/911036
Inventors:
Gilbert A. Cartee - Holtville CA
Emmett G. Webster - New Holland PA
Emmett G. Webster - New Holland PA
Assignee:
New Holland Inc. - New Holland PA
International Classification:
F01B 3114
US Classification:
92 134
Abstract:
A control linkage for varying the length of stroke of a hydraulic cylinder is disclosed wherein a slide member is telescopically received within a bracket member, one of these members being connected to the extension end of the hydraulic cylinder while the other member is connected to the base end. A limiting mechanism in the form of a series of holes in one of the members alignable with a slotted opening in the other member and a fastener positionable within one of said holes and also through the slotted opening serves to limit the amount of telescopic movement of the slide member from the bracket member. As a result, the extension of the hydraulic cylinder can be selectively varied according to the preset length of the control linkage. An alternative embodiment in which a fastener is positionable within the holes externally of the slotted opening provides a two way stroke limiter by restricting the length of the retraction stroke of the hydraulic cylinder.
Inversion Chute For Windrow Turner
US Patent:
4793129, Dec 27, 1988
Filed:
Sep 23, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/099828
Inventors:
Philip J. Ehrhart - Narvon PA
Gilbert A. Cartee - Holtville CA
Ernest A. Schoeneberger - New Holland PA
Gilbert A. Cartee - Holtville CA
Ernest A. Schoeneberger - New Holland PA
Assignee:
Ford New Holland, Inc. - New Holland PA
International Classification:
A01D 7800
US Classification:
56370
Abstract:
An inversion chute for use on a windrow turner having a pickup mechanism for elevating a windrow of crop material off the ground and a cross conveyor for receiving the elevated windrow and conveying the windrow laterally of the direction of travel is disclosed wherein the inversion chute is telescopically mounted in a mounting sleeve to permit lateral adjustment thereof relative to the discharge end of the cross conveyor. The inversion chute is also pivotally mounted on the frame of the windrow turner for movement between an operating position adjacent to and laterally outboard of the cross conveyor and a transport position rearwardly of the pickup and cross conveyor. An overcenter biasing spring retains the inversion chute in its selected position.
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