INNOVATION IN HAY RAKES

TR202506657U3Pending Publication Date: 2026-06-22SÜRMAK TARIMSAL ÜRÜNLER OTOMOTİV TARIM MAKİNALARI SANAYİ TİCARET LİMİTED ŞİRKETİ
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Application Number
TR202506657U
Authority / Receiving Office
TR · TR
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-05-23
Publication Date
2026-06-22
Estimated Expiration
2035-05-23
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Abstract

The invention aims to increase the strength and assembly safety of the hub (1) and wire (2) connecting elements in (A) hay rakes. In existing structures, the hub (1) is made of multiple parts and relatively thin material, and the wires are fixed with a J-type connection. In the proposed structure, the hub (1) is made of a single piece and thicker material, increasing its strength and providing higher resistance to vibration and mechanical loads. It has won. In addition, instead of the traditional J-type structure at the junction of the wires (2) with the hub (1), a ring-type connection system has been adopted; this has prevented malfunctions such as the wires (2) coming out of their mounting points or breaking at the junctions. These innovations have made it possible to... It extends the service life of the harvesting rakes (A), reduces maintenance requirements, and increases work efficiency. (Figure-1)
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Description

1 TARIFF INNOVATION IN HAY RAKES TECHNICAL AREA 5 The invention relates to hay rakes used in the field of agricultural machinery. Specifically, for harvesting. used for collecting weeds, stalks and similar plant residues left in the field after the harvest. ease of assembly improved, harrow wire durability enhanced, and body structural integrity enhanced. It relates to reinforced grass rakes. 10 STATE OF THE ART Widely used in the agricultural machinery sector, hay rakes are used after harvesting. Collecting and gathering together grass, stalks and similar plant debris left on the land 15 They are developed for this purpose. There are different types and models of hay rakes in the sector. However, a number of structural and functional problems have been observed in these products. Most current grass rakes are assembled before use. It requires external equipment. This is especially true in the field or in rural areas. 20 This poses a significant challenge for users, prolonging assembly time and incurring additional costs. This creates problems. Furthermore, if the assembly is not done correctly, the machine... This results in a decrease in performance and a shortened service life. However, the rake wires... Current designs lack sufficient durability and easily break down during operation. They can break. Replacing broken wires is both a laborious and time-consuming process. 25 This makes it necessary for the user to have specialized knowledge. This also means that the machines... It shortens the operating time and increases maintenance costs. The body sections of current harrows are generally multi-part in structure. The body is multi-part... Because it consists of multiple parts, there are weaknesses at the connection points both during production and use. 30 This causes structural problems such as sprains and fractures. Deformations significantly shorten the product's service life and compromise safe use. It poses risks in this regard. In the known state of the art, the invention "grass rake" with application number TR 2015 / 00771 is defined as 35. The utility model application titled "Invention: Rakes located on the right and left that extend and retract" a distance adjustment profile (40) that adjusts the distance between (20) and the Ground 2 by moving the rake (20) against the stones and other foreign objects found, to prevent them from being damaged. mowing meadows in agricultural production areas, which includes a spring-loaded control shaft (60) that prevents mowing. tractors or similar equipment are used to collect grass, plants, and agricultural products cut by the machines. It relates to a grass rake (A) attached to the back of a different motorized hammer truck.” It is summarized. 5 "Hay rake machine" with application number TR 2024 / 001348 in the known state of the art. The utility model application titled "This invention, the grass rake machine, is for agriculture" to efficiently harvest grass in their fields and facilitate the baling process It is summarized as "it is one of the essential pieces of equipment that is widely used." 10 "Tractor hay rake" with application number TR 2017 / 11140, according to the known state of the art. The utility model application titled "Invention" states that "The invention involves the cultivation of barley in meadows, fields, and all similar areas." for preparing crops such as wheat, alfalfa, vetch, and sainfoin for the threshing stage after harvesting It is related to the tractor hay rake that performs the pile-up (accumulation) operation.” 15 This is a summary of the situation. In the known state of the art, the invention is "grass rake" with application number TR 2012 / 15800. The utility model application titled "This invention is for straw and grass scattered in a crop field" and used for collecting and gathering all kinds of green and dry fodder plants, 20 The desired working area is related to an adjustable weed remover. The basic principle of this machine... parts, 1 drawbar (1), 1 main chassis (16), 2 arms (6) for harrow carriers on the right and left, arms (6) 2 pistons (9) and side arms (7) that connect the adjustable pistons to bring it to the transport position. interlocking short intermediate arms, 2 wheels and wheel linkage profiles (11) and assembly 25 specially designed cylindrical steel wires to make the work more efficient. It consists of rakes. Depending on the request, the number of rakes can be 4+4, 5+5 or 6+6, all made of steel. It is summarized as "is produced". In conclusion, the existence of the above problems and the inadequacy of the current solutions are related to the technical aspects. This has made it necessary to make improvements in the field. 30 THE PURPOSE OF THE INVENTION The present invention meets the aforementioned requirements while eliminating all disadvantages. It relates to the hay rake, which removes and brings some additional advantages. 35 3 The invention relates to a weed collector used for collecting grass, stalks, and plant residues in agricultural fields. This relates to rakes and certain structural and usage-related issues encountered in existing systems. It aims to resolve problems, especially during the installation of existing harrows. The need for external equipment requires practical on-site installation. This makes things more difficult, adds extra workload for the user, and causes a waste of time. These 5 Therefore, the invention can be easily assembled without the need for any special tools or machinery. It aims to offer a versatile rake structure. This will reduce both assembly time. This will shorten the process and prevent usage problems caused by assembly errors. Another purpose of the invention is to prevent the breakage of rake wires, which is frequently encountered during work. The aim is to provide a solution to this problem. In current systems, rake wires are subjected to impact and overuse during use. They can break due to load or fatigue, and replacing broken wires is troublesome and This can be time-consuming. With this invention, a more durable material is used, and the mechanical components are improved. This ensures a rake wire structure that is more resistant to stresses, in addition. A special connection mechanism allows a broken wire to be replaced quickly and easily. 15 This is used with the aim of reducing maintenance times. Furthermore, due to the multi-part body structure of existing harrows, there are connection points. Over time, loosening, sprains, or fractures occur. These occur in the trunk. These deformations directly and negatively affect the machine's performance and cause the machine to malfunction. It shortens its lifespan. The invention creates a more integrated and high-strength product with fewer parts. A body structure has been designed to prevent structural failures such as buckling and fracture. The aim is to make the rake work more smoothly thanks to its more rigid body structure. It will exhibit stable performance in various terrains and under high loads. The invention aims to increase the ease of assembly, maintenance, and repair of hay rakes. making it user-friendly, increasing structural strength and extending the overall service life By solving fundamental problems such as extending the life cycle, the agricultural sector can be more efficient and economical. It aims to offer a reliable alternative to conventional machines. This allows users to benefit from lower costs. low operating costs and reduced maintenance requirements for long-term, uninterrupted use. 30 They will be able to experience it. The structural and characteristic features and all the advantages of the invention are given in the figures below. Thanks to the detailed explanation written with references to the figures, it becomes clearer. It will be understood and therefore the evaluation should also take these forms and detailed explanation into consideration. 35 It must be done by taking it. 4 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES The best way to utilize the advantages of the existing invention, together with its structure and additional elements. For understanding, it should be evaluated together with the figures explained below. It is required. 5 Figure 1 shows the general view of the grass-gathering rake circle that is the subject of this invention. Figure 2 shows a detailed view of the grass-gathering rake circle that is the subject of this invention. REFERENCE NUMBERS 10 A. Grass rake 1. Porya 2. Wire 3. Circle 15 4. Stamp 5. Bolt 6. Nut The drawings do not necessarily need to be scaled and are sufficient to understand the existing invention. Details that are not present may have been overlooked. Furthermore, at least to a large extent... Elements that are identical or at least have substantially identical functions are numbered the same. It is shown. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION 25 In this detailed description, the preferred configurations of the grass rake (A) which is the subject of the invention, purely for the purpose of better understanding the subject and without any limiting influence. It is explained in a way that will not create a problem. Hay rakes (A) are used to collect grass, stalks and debris left behind after harvest in areas such as fields or meadows. Agriculture that involves collecting plant residues and creating neat rows (pastures, rows). These are machines. These machines are usually attached to a towing vehicle such as a tractor and towed. It is operated in this way. During operation, the rake's wheels or conveyor system move against the machine. As it moves forward, it forces the rake teeth or wires to rotate. The rake teeth are 35 (or wires), by making contact with the grass and plant debris on the ground, gently lift them up and It accumulates them in a specific line by dragging them sideways. During this accumulation process... The grasses are usually pushed to one side and arranged in neat rows (in the field, a "pasture" or "grass row"). (known as) is being created. The rake (A) wires (2) are to make contact with the ground with a certain flexibility and angle. It is designed so that it does not drag on the ground and also neatly distributes the grass. 5 They can grasp and direct it. Thanks to the flexible structure of the strings, they can do this without breaking the necks. It can be harvested gently and adapts to rough terrain conditions, providing uninterrupted service. It is capable of exhibiting collection performance. The working principle of the hay rake is as follows: the machine's The forward movement of the rake's bristles or teeth causes these bristles to move along the grass on the ground. The principle of grasping, lifting, and dragging in a specific direction to form neat rows is 10 This process is based on facilitating post-harvest operations and subsequent processes such as baling. These steps are taken to increase efficiency in the various stages. Figure 1 shows the general view of the grass rake (A) which is the subject of the invention. Figure 2 shows a detailed view of the grass-collecting rake circle (A) which is the subject of the invention. This 15 In the images, the rotating circles of the rake or the central point where the fingers are attached the hoop (1), the wire (2) that makes the grasses into a neat row, the circle (3) where the wire is placed, the wire (2) The components include washers (4), bolts (5) and nuts (6) that enable the hub (1) to be joined. The grass rake (A) is a 20-inch rake that functions efficiently through the combined action of many different elements. It is an agricultural machine. Each of these elements contributes to the overall performance and durability of the machine. It plays an important role in terms of the hub (1), the rotating circles (3) of the rake (A) located in the center and serving as both the mechanical connection point and the carrier of rotational movement. It is a critical part. It ensures the smooth rotation of the circle (3) and the wires (2) attached to it. By providing this, it both carries the load and controls this movement. In this way, 25 The machine operates in a balanced manner, vibration is minimized and wear is reduced. Hub (1), It also offers a robust mounting surface for rotating parts. Existing automotive parts... The hub (1) of the (A) collecting rakes has a fine structure and consists of more than one part. This structure has low strength and repair is required in case of wire breakage (2). It is difficult. With the developed structure, the hub (1) is made of a single piece and thicker material 30 By doing this, its strength is increased. Wire (2) are rake teeth that do the grass picking work directly. These are usually made of steel wire. The spring-loaded elements gently grip the grass by making contact with the ground through the rotational movement of the rake (A), It lifts the wire from the ground and brings it into line. The elastic structure of the wire (2) is compatible with the ground 35 It ensures that the work is done and that the harvesting is done effectively without damaging the plants. This allows for the formation of high-quality hay bales, thus ensuring an efficient baling process. 6 It passes through. The part where the existing wires (2) are connected to the hub (1) is known as the J type. It has a hook-shaped structure. This structure is used during assembly or weed harvesting. For this reason, the wires (2) can detach from their mounting points or break at the joint. With the developed structure, these wires (2) are thicker (preferably) in order to increase their strength. 7-9 mm) are produced. Also, instead of J type, ring 5 is used in the part where the wires (2) are joined to the hub (1). A type of structure is used. In this way, the wires (2) do not come out of the mounting places or the joint This prevents them from breaking at the joints. The hoop (3) is where the wire teeth are mounted and which enables the machine to rotate and collect the grass. It is the large ring-shaped part. The ring (3) rotates through the hub (1) and the wire (2) 10 It ensures that the elements move continuously on the ground. The dimension and angle of the circle (3), It directly affects the machine's sweeping width and collection pattern. This structure determines the rake's... (A) By assisting in symmetrical operation, it contributes to the formation of regular and balanced grass rows. It is located. Used under fasteners such as washers (4), nuts (6) and bolts (5) for tightening. This ensures that the force is distributed evenly across the machine surface. This applies to both the surface and the It prevents deformation and contributes to the longevity of the connections. The nut (6) is tightened onto the ends of the bolts (5) to keep the machine parts fixed. It is the basic connecting element. When used with washer (4), load balance is ensured. 20 and resistance to vibration is increased. Machine connections thanks to nuts (6) It is demountable, which makes maintenance and parts replacement easier. These elements together... by working to ensure the hay rake operates efficiently, safely, and for a long time. Each ensures the maintenance of both mechanical and functional integrity. It is indispensable in terms of fasteners such as washers (4), bolts (5), nuts (6) and hubs (1) 25 The end part of the wire (2) formed as a loop type is connected to the wire. All this structure thanks to which the grass rake (A) is more durable and assembly / disassembly operations are easier This ensures that the process is completed faster. This extends the product's lifespan. is being increased. The scope of protection in this application is defined in the claims section and is explicitly stated above. It cannot be limited to what has been described for illustrative purposes. A person skilled in the field must present the findings of the invention. the innovation introduced can be created by using similar structures and / or this It is clear that this structure can be applied to other areas with similar purposes using the same technique. Therefore, such structures foster innovation and, in particular, surpass the known state of technology. 35 It is also obvious that it will lack this criterion.

Claims

7 REQUESTS 1. The invention relates to a device that gathers mown grass or fodder crops from the ground and arranges them in neat rows (with a trowel). It relates to a grass rake (A), which is an agricultural machine that transforms into a hay rake, and its feature is; • At least one hub made from a single piece and with increased strength (1), 5 • It comes out of the mounting points with a ring-type structure at the part where it is joined with the hub (1) and / or at least one wire which is prevented from breaking at the joints (2), It is characterized by its inclusion.

2. A grass rake (A) conforming to Claim 1, whose characteristic is that the wire teeth are mounted on it and 10 It is characterized by having a circle (3) that enables the machine to collect grass by rotating. is being done.

3. A grass rake (A) conforming to Claim 1, whose feature is; the hub (1) and the wire (2) are of the ring type. washer (4), bolt (5) and 15 which connect the end part formed as It is characterized by containing nuts (6).