A sugarcane loader transfer device

Abstract

The invention provides a sugarcane loader transfer device. The sugarcane loader transfer device comprises a lifting mechanism at the front end and a conveying mechanism at the rear end and is characterized in that the conveying mechanism comprises a rear frame and conveying chains with sugarcane support rods, the conveying chains are mounted on one side of the rear frame and driven by an engine, the engine is hinged to the rear frame through a mounting plate, and the bottom of the rear frame is provided with a height-adjustable support rack; the lifting mechanism comprises a front frame and alifting plate driven by the engine, and one side, close to the rear frame, of the lifting plate is provided with a spring which connects the lifting plate and the bottom of the front frame. The sugarcane loader transfer device has the advantages that the adjustable support rack is arranged at the bottom of the rear frame, so that the top positions, namely throwing height, of the conveying chains can be appropriately adjusted according to the height of the content of the compartment of a loading vehicle during loading to lower the damage rate of sugarcanes during transfer; the lifting mechanismwith forks at the front end can save labor, and the lifting mechanism can move along with the loading vehicle to further save time and labor and increase automation level.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to agricultural machinery, in particular to a sugarcane loader transfer device. Background technique [0002] At present, most of the whole-bar sugarcane harvesting links in our country still use manpower to transport the bundled sugarcane to the loading place at the head of the field. To a large extent, the labor intensity of farmers is reduced, but it is basically transported to the loading compartment by grabbing and then transported out of the sugarcane field. Since the grabbing method is generally for the transfer of scattered and unbundled sugarcane, the sugarcane still needs to be sorted into bundles after unloading for reloading and transfer. The subsequent sorting process is a waste of time and increases the labor burden. Especially for small and medium-sized, non-automatic sugarcane farmers, repeated mechanized loading and unloading increases production costs. Therefore, the popularization and application of sugarcane ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] The height of the above two sugarcane transfer devices cannot be adjusted during operation. Put the sugarcane on the pallet to the top of the transfer device and throw it into the carriage. Because the height of the transfer device from the bottom of the carriage is relatively high, especially when the empty compartment is just loaded, it will be too long. High parabola and pressure on the top can easily damage sugarcane

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