Harrow (Patent No: 301064)

Inventor: Hohm, Carl

Location: Leslieville

Comments: N/A

Description: Henry R. McLeod and Carl Hohm, co-inventors, both of Leslieville, Alberta, Canada, 17th June, 1930. Filed 8th October, 1928. Serial No. 342,119.

Claim.—1. A harrow comprising a draw beam, a mat like body to the rear of the draw beam and formed from a plurality of similar interlinked substantially square harrow links appearing in longitudinally and transversely extending rows, draw rods connecting the front row of links to the draw beam, end rods attached pivotally to the ends of the draw beam and extending rearwardly to the outer sides of the end rows of harrow links, tie rods connecting the end rods to the latter rows of harrow links, jointed cross rods located rearward of the rearmost longitudinal row of harrow links and having the terminal ends thereof attached to the end rods and tie rods connecting the cross rods to the rearmost longitudinal row of harrow links.

2. A harrow comprising a draw beam, a mat like body to the rear of the draw beam and formed from a plurality of similar interlinked substantially square harrow links appearing in longitudinally and transversely extending rows, draw rods connecting the front row of links to the draw beam, end rods attached pivotally to the ends of the draw beam and extending rearwardly to the outer sides of the end rows of harrow links, tie rods connecting the end rods to the later rows of harrow links, jointed cross rods located rearward of the rearmost longitudinal row of harrow links and having the terminal ends thereof attached to the end rods, tie rods connecting the cross rods to the rearmost longitudinal row of harrow links, trailing rods fastened to the jointed cross rods and weights secured to the rear ends of the trailing rods.

Claims allowed, 2.