Belt drive self-propelled millet combine harvester

Abstract

The utility model relates to a belt-driven self-propelled millet combine harvester. Engine, steering wheel combination are installed in the front portion of vehicle frame, and drive wheel combination is installed in the rear portion of vehicle frame. The frame is installed on the vehicle frame, and the movable grain rubbing board combination is installed above the middle of the frame, and the fixed grain rubbing board, grain gathering board, grain sieve combination and grain collecting are installed sequentially under the movable grain rubbing plate combination from top to bottom. The bin, the re-rubbing roller combination is connected with the end of the grain rubbing stroke of the movable grain rubbing plate and the fixed grain rubbing plate. The scion bucket blower fan, harvesting clutch combination, miscellaneous blower blower and rubbing and cutting roller combination are installed at the front of the frame, and the granary is installed at the rear of the frame. The header frame is connected with the vehicle frame through a lifting device, and the corn ear cutter combination and the grain stalk cutter combination are installed on the header frame. The invention can complete grain harvesting and grain stalk cutting and laying at one time, and has higher harvesting efficiency and ideal harvesting effect.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention belongs to an agricultural machine, in particular to a belt-driven self-propelled millet combine harvester. Background technique: [0002] The grain size of the grain is very small and not very smooth, and it is difficult to separate it when it is wrapped in the stalks and leaves. When harvesting the millet, it is necessary to remove the ears from the stalks, and only knead and dry the ears. Rolling to achieve threshing. At present, there are few millet harvesting machinery products, mainly some millet threshers, and there are no ideal ear picking machines and millet combine harvesters used in actual production. The ears of grain are arranged disorderly, interlaced with each other, and the heads of the ears are drooping, so it is difficult to pick. In some places, farmers use a sickle to cut off the ears of grain together with the stalks in the field, and then transport them back to the threshing ground and then use a sickle or scissors...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

The whole harvesting process is mainly done by manpower, the labor intensity is very high, the process is numerous, and the efficiency is low

The vast millet-producing areas lack ideal millet harvesting machinery, and millet harvesting is mainly carried out by manpower, which seriously restricts the formation of millet industrialization and affects the economic development of millet-producing areas

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