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GRAIN CART CONTROL SPOUT AND RELATED METHODS

发明专利审中
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卷宗概要

发明人

Dustan Grieshop; Ryan Kaiser

IPC 分类

A1D 90/10B65G 67/22G1S 13/42G5D 1/656G5D 105/15

CPC 分类

A1D90/10B65G67/22G1S13/42G5D1/665B65G2201/42B65G2203/283B65G2203/41B65G2203/42B65G2814/247B65G2814/302B65G2814/344G5D2105/15

A grain cart includes a supplying container and a grain transfer element coupled to and configured to receive grain from the supplying container. The grain transfer element is inclined upwardly, forwardly, and laterally outwardly from the supplying container. A control spout is coupled to and projects laterally outwardly from the grain transfer element. A first control spout actuator is configured to move the control spout about a first axis between a forward discharge direction and a rearward discharge direction to direct discharged grain forwardly and rearwardly into a receiving container. A second control spout actuator is configured to move the control spout about the second axis between a generally downward discharge direction and a laterally outward discharge direction to direct the discharged grain generally downwardly and laterally outwardly into the receiving container.

原文(中文)

A grain cart includes a supplying container and a grain transfer element coupled to and configured to receive grain from the supplying container. The grain transfer element is inclined upwardly, forwardly, and laterally outwardly from the supplying container. A control spout is coupled to and projects laterally outwardly from the grain transfer element. A first control spout actuator is configured to move the control spout about a first axis between a forward discharge direction and a rearward discharge direction to direct discharged grain forwardly and rearwardly into a receiving container. A second control spout actuator is configured to move the control spout about the second axis between a generally downward discharge direction and a laterally outward discharge direction to direct the discharged grain generally downwardly and laterally outwardly into the receiving container.