Harrow Mount (Patent No: 214523)

Inventor: Milan, William A.

Location: Three Hills

Comments: N/A

Description: William A. Milan, Three Hills, Alberta, Canada, 6th December, 1921. Filed 7th April, 1919. Receipt No. 307,890.

Claim.—A harrow, comprising a pair of frame bars Arched and set in an inclined direction so that one end of the arch springs from a point in proximity to the ground and the other end of the arch at a point remote from the ground and also set to converge together from front to rear, a bar secured to the front end of the arched bars connecting them together and extending laterally at each side thereof, a rear bar and bracers connecting the rear ends of the frame bars together, a drivers seat supported by such rear bar, caster wheels supporting the rear bar, a crossbar extending between the frame bars in proximity to their rear ends, a plurality of harrow sections, chains connecting the sections to the front bar, one of such sections between the frame bars and the other of such sections to the outside of the frame bars, a shaft turnably mounted upon the crossbar provided with an operating handle and an arm. a link connecting the arm with the centre section, a crossbar also carried on the frame to the rear of the aforesaid bar and laterally to each side thereof, a lever mounted upon each end of such cross-bar so that the rear or free ends converge inwardly towards the driver's seat, and links connecting the opposite ends of the lever to the outer harrow sections.

Claim allowed, 1.