Sugar beet harvester

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A Sugarbeet harvester is an agricultural machine for

beets are lifted from the ground by lifting shares. Through cleaning rollers, the transfer web and the discharge elevator, the beets are separated from the adhering soil and transported into the holding tank of the machine. The beets are placed on the edge of the field in storage clamps or overloaded on a transport vehicle during harvesting. The leaves of the beets are removed. They remain for fertilization in the field or can be used as animal food for cattle, the leaves can be fed fresh or as silage
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6-row sugar beet harvesting machine (Terra Dos T3) with 2 axles and articulated steering

External links

thumbs  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files thumbs  - as further documentation (German)

References

  1. Reichspatentamt, Patentschrift Nr. 649 967, Klasse 45 c; Gruppe 1901, W 90048 III/45 c. Date of publication of the grant of the patent: 26 August 1937, Otto Wilke in Harber b. Hohenhameln, Köpfvorrichtung an Rübenerntemaschinen (engl.: Heading device on beet harvesters) patented in the German Reich
    on 8 October 1932.
  2. ^ Unsere Geschichte - Made in Norddeutschland Als der Zucker in den Norden kam (German)
  3. ^ Rolf Ahlers: Otto Wilke, der Erfinder der Rübenvollerntemaschine (engl.: Otto Wilke, the inventor of the sugarbeet harvester); in: Braunschweigische Heimat 98/2 (Hrsg.: Braunschweigischer Landesverein für Heimatschutz e.V.); Braunschweig: Appelhans Verlag, 2012 [1] (German)