Mowers TRIZ Cases

Dynamic sensor positioning on the swathboard captures near-infrared data before drying, preserving hay quality parameters.

A lockout tool applies torque to a harvester down-stop linkage assembly to reposition the cutterbar.

A pivotable rasp bar adjusts its radial position to optimize crop engagement on a harvester rotor.

Segmented display unit visualizes operating parameters through dynamic geometric figures and color coding, resolving driver overload from excessive information.

A detachable container device with its own travel unit autonomously navigates to disposal areas while a lifting mechanism raises it from the mower body.

Integrated impellers on rotary disks drive cut crop inwardly to prevent blockages at the discharge opening during harvesting.

Elastic balls disengage from recesses upon impact, protecting gears from damage while allowing automatic re-engagement once torque is relieved.

A foot actuated two pedal lift mechanism adjusts riding lawnmower cutting deck height using counterbalance springs to reduce operator effort.

A segmented electric mower housing uses offset outer and inner holes to circulate air while blocking water entry through a gutter member.

A single drive motor rotates a threaded rod to move a linkage assembly, adjusting all four wheels simultaneously and eliminating manual effort.

Processing circuitry adjusts harvester spreader parameters based on measured residue spread variance to ensure uniform distribution.

A pivoting holding mechanism secures a grain delivery conveyor housing in raised or lowered positions using linked components.

Cam system adjusts reel finger angle for improved unloading while top tether sustains cutting bar flexibility over soil depressions.

Dynamic human-machine interface sets front and rear mower overlap limits through continuous key presses, resolving time-consuming manual adjustment bottlenecks.

Segmentation and dynamics principles resolve the contradiction between fixed structure simplicity and adaptability, enabling safe trimming near obstacles.

A thickened convex front wall in a walk-behind mower housing acts as a lifting handle, eliminating separate components and reducing device complexity.

Microprocessor-based control unit dynamically adjusts header lateral tilt and height in response to ground speed, eliminating manual operator intervention.

Second fenders with dust cover portions overlap first fenders to prevent cut grass pieces from entering the engine cooling air inlet.

Segmented cleaning sub-assemblies with independent fans resolve uneven airflow distribution and suboptimal cleaning performance in harvesters.

A backsheet deflector extends upward to block crop material exiting an agricultural header while stripping residue from the compression auger.

Real-time moisture sensors at the baling intake enable dynamic inoculant rate adjustment, correcting uneven distribution caused by retrospective measurement.