Harvester preventing soil spattering

Abstract

The invention discloses a harvester preventing soil spattering. The harvester comprises a harvesting mechanism and a traveling mechanism which are installed on a rack. The traveling mechanism comprises a power device, a push rod and continuous tracks driven by the power device. The harvesting mechanism comprises a drill pipe fixed on the rack, a speed changing box is arranged at the top end of the drill pipe, and a power input shaft of the speed changing box is connected with a power output shaft of the power device through a cardan shaft assembly. A soil blocking plate is arranged at the position, at the front end of the drill pipe, of the rack. Soil discharge holes are formed in continuous track plates of the continuous tracks. The harvester is small in size, low in weight and convenient to move, harvesting can be conducted while the harvester is pushed, and manpower is saved; the soil blocking plate is arranged at the front end of the drill pipe and used for preventing soil spattered by the drill pipe, and the soil discharge holes are formed in the continuous tracks, so that the continuous tracks run more smoothly, and the harvest is convenient to push.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of harvesters, in particular to a harvester that prevents soil from splashing. Background technique [0002] Yam is a crop that has good nutrition and health effects and is loved by people. Because high-yield and high-quality yams usually grow on mountains and are 80-100cm deep under the soil, yams must be plowed deeply when harvesting, which is labor-intensive and easy to be bruised and broken when harvesting yams, which affects product quality. . When the harvester walks by crawler belts, because the crawler belts are often blocked by soil, the harvester cannot move forward and is difficult to promote. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a hand-push yam harvester that can harvest while pushing, saves manpower, and is easy to push. [0004] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention adopts the technical solution as follows: [0005] The harveste...

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Problems solved by technology

Because high-yield and high-quality yams usually grow on mountains and are 80-100cm deep under the soil, yams must be plowed deeply when harvesting, which is labor-intensive and easy to be bruised and broken when harvesting yams, which affects product quality.

When the harvester walks on the track, because the track is often blocked by mud, the harvester cannot move forward and it is difficult to push