Gasoline engine assisted palm leaf cutting device

Abstract

The invention relates to a gasoline engine assisted palm leaf cutting device, which comprises a cutter blade, a gearbox and an extension pipe assembly, wherein the cutter blade is connected with the extension pipe assembly through the gearbox, the extension pipe assembly is connected with a pipe assembly through a pipe connecting element, a rubber sleeve is arranged on the pipe assembly, the pipe assembly is connected with an engine through a cover cap, a cable accelerator assembly is arranged between the pipe assembly and the engine, an output shaft of the engine is connected with a wheel hub assembly in the cover cap assembly, the wheel hub assembly is connected with a second driving shaft built in the pipe assembly, the second driving shaft is connected with a first driving shaft built in the extension pipe assembly, and the engine converts the rotation movement of the engine into the linear reciprocating movement of the cutter blade respectively through the second driving shaft, the first driving shaft and the gearbox. The gasoline engine assisted palm leaf cutting device has the advantages that the efficient mechanical operation is realized, the work intensity is effectively reduced, the operation efficiency is improved, and the labor cost required by large-scale planting is greatly reduced.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to equipment for cutting palm leaves, in particular to a device for easily and efficiently cutting palm leaves and harvesting their fruits by providing assistance from a gasoline engine. Background technique [0002] In many countries, especially in Southeast Asia, palm oil plays a pivotal role in the local economy. Oil palm was first cultivated in Malaysia as an ornamental plant in the early 1870s. In the 1920s, Malaysia began corporate planting and palm oil rolling. At present, Malaysia's palm oil production and export account for about 50% of the global total, making Malaysia the world's largest palm oil producer and exporter, directly and More than 2 million people are indirectly employed. Now, the palm oil industry has become an important part of Malaysia's economic development. Malaysia is the world's leading palm oil producer, with palm oil production accounting for more than 80% of global production. China is a...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] For a long time, people have used traditional tools to fix blades on wooden poles of appropriate length, and rely solely on manpower to cut palm leaves and harvest palm fruits, which is labor-intensive and low-efficiency

In today's large-scale planting, this traditional production tool can no longer adapt to the rapid development of productivity

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