HARVESTER BINDER

MOISSONNEUSE-LIEUSE

Claims

Claim lst. A shelf or delivery-table hinged to the top edge of the binding-table, and having its outer edge connected to the main axle of the machine, substantially as and for the purposes specified. 2nd. A shelf or delivery-table B, provided with an angle-strip a, and hinged to the top edge of the binding-table A, in combination with a rod C, arranged to connect the outer edge of the table B with the axle D substantially as and for the purpose specified. 3rd. A butter pivoted at one end to mechanism connected with the grain-table, and connected at its other end by means of a lever pivoted on the binding-table, and the hand lever employed in longitudinally adjust- ing the said binding-table. 4th. The butter E pivoted in the crank F, which is connected to the grain-table G a rod H connecting the butter E to the lever Lin combination with the rod J, arranged to connect the said lever I to the hand lever K, substantially as and'for the purpose specified. 5th. A shaft L, located substantially in the position of an ordinary packer-shaft, and having fixed to it a series of rotary packers, arranged to act on the grain carried by the bind- ing-table during the period that the packer-shaft usually operates. 6th. A harvester-binder, in which the centre of the grain-wheel is substantially on the centre of the main wheel, the spokes of the grain wheel having an outward set, so as to permit the reaper-knife of the machine to operate inside of the rim of the grain wheel. 7th. A bracket Q adjustably attached to the grain-table G, and provided with a spindle e to carry the sprocket-wheel f which supports the carrier-chain P, a block p rigidly fastened to the table G, in combi- nation with a bolt i., having a swivel-head i which fits into a dovetailed recess in the end of the bracket Q, and a nut It, to butt against the block g, substantially as and for the purpose specified. 8th. A harvester binder in which the grain is carried towards the binding-table by a series of carrier-chains arranged on the grain-table G, graduating the speed of the carrier-chains,so that the chains near the reaper-knife will travel at a greater speed than those located farther from it substantially as and for the purpose specified. 9th. In a harvester-binder,provided with carrierohains for conveying the grain on the grain-table towards the binding-table, the combination of a bridge R, arranged to support the head-ends of the grain above the teeth of the carrier-chains, at the point where the grain accumulates during the period that the elevated elevators are at rest. 10th. A stripper formed by two plates placed one on each side of the carrier-chain, and having a parting It and I, extending between the two, substantially as and for the purpose specified.