JP7169883B2 - Paddy work machine - Google Patents

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TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a structure for operating a work clutch in a paddy field work machine such as a ride-on rice transplanter or a ride-on direct seeder.

In a riding-type rice transplanter, which is an example of a paddy field working machine, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, a seedling planting device is supported by the body, and a fertilizing device is supported across the body and the seedling planting device. , a planting clutch capable of transmitting and disconnecting power to the seedling planting device, and a fertilizing clutch capable of transmitting and disconnecting power to the fertilizing device.
A planting clutch and a fertilizing clutch are operated to a transmission position and a disengaging position by a manually operable operating lever to operate and stop the seedling planting device and the fertilizing device.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2008-237062

In Patent Document 1, the planting clutch and the fertilizing clutch are operated to the transmission position and the disengagement position by the operation lever operated by the operator, and the operation stroke of the operation lever is large, so in terms of operability. There is room for improvement.

The present invention improves the operability of first and second work clutches capable of transmitting and disconnecting power to the first and second working devices in a paddy field working machine provided with first and second working devices. It is intended to

The paddy field work machine of the present invention comprises a first work device, a first work clutch capable of transmitting and interrupting power to and from the first work device, a second work device, and a second work device. Equipped with a second work clutch capable of transmitting and interrupting power, an operating tool that can be operated artificially, an actuator, and a control unit that operates the actuator based on the operation of the operating tool, and is swingable a first operating member supported by and operating the first work clutch to a transmission position and a disengaging position; a linking member supported swingably in conjunction with the first operating member; a second operation member for operating the work clutch of the above to the transmission position and the disengagement position; a first work linking mechanism provided over the actuator and the first operation member; the linking member and the second and a second operation linking mechanism provided over the operating member, and the control unit controls the first operation linking mechanism via the first operation linking mechanism and the first operating member. When the work clutch is operated to the transmission position or the disengagement position, and the first work clutch is operated to the transmission position or the disengagement position, the link member, the second work linkage mechanism and the second operation link mechanism are operated. The actuator is operated via a member so that the second work clutch is operated to the transmission position or the disengagement position , and the first operation member is swingable around the axis of the support shaft. and a support portion that supports the one side portion and the other side portion of the support shaft, and the first operation member is positioned between the support portions on the one side and the other side of the support shaft is supported so as to be able to swing about the axis of the support shaft while being in contact with the support portions on one side and the other side.

According to the present invention, when the operating tool is operated, the first and second work clutches are operated to the transmission position through the first and second work linking mechanisms based on the operation of the actuator. , the first and second work clutches are operated to the disengaged position via the first and second work linking mechanisms.
As a result, even if the operation stroke of the operating tool is set to be small, the first and second work clutches can be operated without difficulty based on the actuation of the actuator, and the operation resistance of the first and second work clutches can be reduced. Therefore, the operability of the first and second working clutches by the operation tool is improved.

According to the present invention, since the first and second work linkage mechanisms are provided across the actuator and the first and second work clutches, the actuator and the first and second work clutches are separated. Also, the first and second working clutches can be operated naturally by the actuator.
As a result, the actuator can be arranged at a relatively free position with respect to the first and second work clutches, so that a configuration with a high degree of freedom in arranging the actuator can be obtained.

According to the present invention, the operation of the actuator is transmitted from the first operation linking mechanism to the first operation clutch via the first operation member, and the first operation member, the linking member, and the second operation linking mechanism are transmitted. and is transmitted to the second work clutch via the second operating member.
Thus, according to the present invention, the operation of the actuator is serially transmitted from the first work clutch to the second work clutch, and the operation of the actuator is transmitted between the first and second work clutches. is transmitted to the work clutch without waste.
According to the present invention, when the first operation member is swingably supported by the support shaft, the one side portion and the other side portion of the support shaft are supported by the one side support portion and the other side support portion. The first operating member is swingably supported by a portion between the support portions on the one side and the other side of the support shaft, and the first operating member is supported by the support portions on the one side and the other side. in contact.
As a result, the first operating member swings while contacting the support portions on the one side and the other side, so that the first operating member swings stably without being inclined with respect to the support shaft. As a result, the first work clutch can be operated with high accuracy by the first operating member, and the accuracy of operation of the first work clutch by the actuator is improved.

In the present invention, the first operating member and the linking member are arranged so that the first operating member and the linking member overlap when viewed from a direction orthogonal to the swing direction of the first operating member and the linking member. It is preferable that the linking members are arranged adjacent to each other.

When the linking member swings in conjunction with the first operating member as described above, according to the present invention, the first operating member and the linking member are arranged adjacent to each other so as to overlap each other. Since the first operating member and the linking member are arranged close to each other, it is possible to construct a compact structure in which the linking member swings in conjunction with the first operating member.

In the present invention, the first operating member and the linking member are supported so as to be able to swing about the same axis of the support shaft, and when viewed from the direction along the support shaft, the first It is preferable that the first operating member and the linking member are arranged adjacent to each other so that the operating member and the linking member overlap.

According to the present invention, since the first operating member and the linking member are supported by the same support shaft, and the support shaft is shared by the first operating member and the linking member, the structure can be simplified. beneficial to the surface.

In the present invention, the first operating member includes an operating member portion on one side swingably supported by the support shaft and an operating member portion on the other side swingably supported by the support shaft; The distance between the operation member portions on one side and the other side in the direction along the axis of the support shaft is such that the operation member portion on one side contacts the support portion on one side and the operation member portion on the other side contacts the support portion on the other side. It is preferable that an operation member spacing portion is provided to maintain a distance at which the operation member portion contacts the support portion on the other side.

According to the present invention, in addition to the first operation member swinging while contacting the one-side and the other-side support portions, the one-side and the other-side operation member portions of the first operation member also cause the first operation member to swing. Since the operation member of is rockably supported by the support shaft at a predetermined width (interval), the first operation member is stably rocked without being inclined with respect to the support shaft. The first work clutch can be operated with high accuracy by the operation member, and the accuracy of operation of the first work clutch by the actuator is improved.

In the present invention, the linking member portion on one side is swingably supported by the linking member on the outside portion on the side opposite to the first operation member with respect to the support portion on one side of the support shaft. and a linking member portion on the other side that is swingably supported by the outer portion on the opposite side of the first operation member with respect to the support portion on the other side of the support shaft, and one side and the other side In the direction along the axis of the support shaft, the linking member portion on one side is in contact with the support portion on one side, and the linking member portion on the other side is in contact with the support portion on the other side. It is preferable that a linking member spacing portion is provided to maintain a spacing that contacts the supporting portion on the side.

According to the present invention, the linking member swings while contacting the support portions on one side and the other side, and the linking member portions on the one side and the other side of the linking member allow the linking member to have a predetermined width (interval). By being rockably supported by the support shaft at , the linking member is stably rocked without being tilted with respect to the support shaft, and the linking member operates the second work clutch with high accuracy. As a result, the operating accuracy of the second work clutch by the actuator is improved.

In the present invention, the first operating member and the linking member are arranged so that the first operating member and the linking member overlap when viewed from a direction orthogonal to the swing direction of the first operating member and the linking member. and the linking member are arranged adjacent to each other, and the end of the first operation linking mechanism on the side of the first operating member is attached across the first operating member and the linking member, It is preferable that the linking member swings in conjunction with the first operating member.

When the linking member swings in conjunction with the first operating member as described above, according to the present invention, the first operating member and the linking member are arranged adjacent to each other so as to overlap each other. Since the first operating member and the linking member are arranged close to each other, it is possible to construct a compact structure in which the linking member swings in conjunction with the first operating member.
According to the present invention, the end portion of the first operation linking mechanism on the side of the first operating member has a function of transmitting the operation of the actuator to the first operating member and a linking member interlocking with the first operating member. Since it has two functions, namely, the function of swinging, it is possible to share members, which is advantageous in terms of structural simplification.

In the present invention, the first operating member and the linking member are arranged so that the first operating member and the linking member overlap when viewed from a direction orthogonal to the swing direction of the first operating member and the linking member. an operation member swinging portion that is arranged adjacent to the linking member and that is connected to the first work linking mechanism of the first operating member to swing and displace; and a second work linking part of the linking member. In the linking member swinging portion that is swingably displaced by being connected to a mechanism, a spacer that maintains a predetermined gap between the operating member swinging portion and the linking member swinging portion adjacent to each other is provided between the operating member swinging portion and the linking member swinging portion. It is preferable that it is provided between the linking member swinging portion.

When the linking member swings in conjunction with the first operating member as described above, according to the present invention, the first operating member and the linking member are arranged adjacent to each other so as to overlap each other. Since the first operating member and the linking member are arranged close to each other, it is possible to construct a compact structure in which the linking member swings in conjunction with the first operating member.
According to the present invention, when the first operating member and the linking member are arranged close to each other as described above, the first operating member (operating member swinging portion) and the linking member (linking member swinging portion) ) is maintained by the spacer, the first operating member and the linking member are stably rocked, and the first operating member and the linking member accurately engage the first and second work clutches. By being operated, the operating accuracy of the first and second work clutches by the actuator is improved.

In the present invention, the first work link mechanism is pulled toward the actuator by the actuator, the first work clutch is operated to the transmission position by the first operating member, and the first work clutch is operated. is operated to the transmission position, the second work linkage mechanism is pulled toward the linkage member by the linkage member, and the second operation member moves the second work clutch to the transmission position. It is preferable to operate at

When the first and second work linking mechanisms are pushed toward the first and second work clutches by the actuator, and the first and second work clutches are operated to the transmission position, the first It is conceivable that the first and second work linking mechanisms will be in a state of being compressed and slightly buckling due to a relatively large operational resistance to the transmission position of the second work clutch, and will be slightly elastically deformed. , the operation of the first and second working clutches to the transmission position may not be performed with high accuracy.

According to the present invention, when the first and second work clutches are operated to the transmission position, the first and second work linkage mechanisms are pulled toward the actuator, thereby performing the first and second work. Since the linking mechanism is not compressed and buckled, the operation of the first and second working clutches to the transmission position can be performed with high accuracy.

In the present invention, a hydraulic cylinder for raising and lowering the working device, a control valve for supplying and discharging hydraulic oil to and from the hydraulic cylinder to operate the hydraulic cylinder, and a control valve supported by the working device to be raised and lowered on the paddy field. A float that follows the ground, the control valve, and the float are provided to mechanically transmit the height of the working device with respect to the float to the control valve, operate the control valve, and operate the working device. A lifting link mechanism is provided to maintain a set height from the paddy field, and when the operation tool is operated to the raised position, the control unit operates the work clutch to the disengaged position via the work link mechanism, Preferably, the actuator is actuated so that the control valve is operated and maintained in the ascending operating position prior to the ascending/descending linkage mechanism.

Paddy field work equipment consists of a hydraulic cylinder that raises and lowers the work equipment, a mechanically operated control valve that supplies and discharges hydraulic oil to and from the hydraulic cylinder, and a float that is supported by the work equipment so that it can be raised and lowered and follows the paddy surface. There is one in which an elevating linkage mechanism is connected across the control valve and the float. As a result, the height of the work equipment relative to the float is mechanically transmitted to the control valve via the elevation linkage mechanism, and the float and the elevation linkage mechanism control the work equipment so that the set height is maintained above the paddy field. Valves are automatically operated.

According to the present invention, when the operating tool is operated to the raised position in the above state, the first and second work clutches are disengaged via the first and second work linking mechanisms based on the operation of the actuator. position, the control valve is operated to the raising operation position with priority over the elevation linking mechanism, and the working device is operated to raise.
Even if the operating tool is not maintained at the raised position after being operated to the raised position, the first and second work clutches are brought to the disengaged position through the first and second work linking mechanisms based on the operation of the actuator. Since the control valve is maintained in the raise operating position, the raising operation of the work implement is continued.

According to the present invention, the control valve is operated to the raising operation position and the first and second work clutches are operated to the disengaged position based on the actuation of the actuator by operating the operating tool.
As a result, even if the operation stroke of the operating tool is set to be small, the control valve and the first and second work clutches can be operated without difficulty based on the actuation of the actuator. Since the operating resistance of the second work clutch is not applied to the operating tool, the operability of the control valve by the operating tool and the operability of the first and second work clutches are improved.

In the present invention, when the operating tool is operated to the lowered position, the control section operates the work clutch to the disengaged position via the work linking mechanism, and the control valve is operated by the lifting linking mechanism. Preferably, the actuator is actuated so that the state is maintained.

According to the present invention, when the operating tool is operated to the lowered position, a state is set in which the control valve is operated by the elevation linking mechanism based on the operation of the actuator.
Since the float is lowered with respect to the work device when the work device is raised from the paddy field, when the control valve is operated by the elevation linkage mechanism, the control valve is operated to the lowering operation position by the elevation linkage mechanism. , the working device is lowered.
Even if the operating tool is not maintained at the lowered position after being operated to the lowered position, the control valve is maintained to be operated by the elevation linkage mechanism based on the operation of the actuator, so the lowering operation of the working device continues. be done.

When the work equipment descends and the float touches the paddy field, the float rises relative to the work equipment. is operated to stop the lowering operation of the working device.
After that, the height of the work implement relative to the float is mechanically transmitted to the control valve by the elevation linkage mechanism, and the control valve is operated to maintain the work implement at the set height above the paddy field.

According to the present invention, the control valve is operated to the raising operation position and the lowering operation position, and the first and second work clutches are operated to the disengaged position based on the operation of the actuator by operating the operating tool.
As a result, even if the operation stroke of the operating tool is set to be small, the control valve and the first and second work clutches can be operated without difficulty based on the actuation of the actuator. Since the operating resistance of the second work clutch is not applied to the operating tool, the operability of the control valve by the operating tool and the operability of the first and second work clutches are improved.

In the present invention, when the operating tool is operated to the lowered position and then operated to the lowered position again, the control unit maintains the state in which the control valve is operated by the elevation linkage mechanism, and the work linkage is maintained. Preferably, the actuator is actuated such that a mechanism actuates the working clutch into the transmission position.

According to the present invention, when the operating tool is operated to the lowered position and then operated to the lowered position again, based on the operation of the actuator, the control valve is operated by the elevation linkage mechanism while maintaining the first position. and the second work clutch are operated to the transmission position, and work by the first and second work devices is started.

According to the present invention, the control valve is operated to the raising operation position and the lowering operation position, and the first and second working clutches are operated to the transmission position and the disconnection position based on the operation of the actuator by operating the operating tool.
As a result, even if the operation stroke of the operating tool is set to be small, the control valve and the first and second work clutches can be operated without difficulty based on the actuation of the actuator. Since the operating resistance of the second work clutch is not applied to the operating tool, the operability of the control valve by the operating tool and the operability of the first and second work clutches are improved.

It is a left side view of a riding type rice transplanter. It is a cross-sectional plan view of a seedling planting apparatus. It is a left side view near a float. Fig. 10 is a right side view of the vicinity of the lifting motor, the control valve, and the first work coordinating mechanism; It is a right side view near a control valve and an operating shaft. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a control valve, an operating shaft, an operating arm, wires, and the like; FIG. It is a front view near a control valve, an operation shaft, and an operation arm. It is a right side view of the vicinity of a control valve, a planting clutch and a fertilizing clutch operated to the shutoff position, and the first and second work linkage mechanisms. It is a right view which shows the state by which the planting clutch and the fertilization clutch were operated by the transmission position from the state shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a right side view of the vicinity of the swinging portion, the flexible portion and the length adjusting portion in the first work coordinating mechanism; FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional plan view of the vicinity of the swinging portion, the flexible portion, and the length adjusting portion in the first work coordinating mechanism; It is a right side view near a planting clutch and a fertilizing clutch. It is a cross-sectional plan view of the vicinity of a planting clutch and a fertilizing clutch. It is a vertical rear view near the 1st operation member of a planting clutch, and a connection member. FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of the first operating member and linking member of the planted clutch; It is a left side view near a marker motor. 4 is an exploded plan view of the vicinity of the marker motor; FIG. FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of the vicinity of a marker motor; 4 is a schematic diagram showing a state of linkage between the control device and each unit; FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a state of linkage between the control device and each unit; FIG. FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a turning state at the edge of a ridge; FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the flow of control based on the operating position of the operating lever; FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the flow of control based on the operating position of the operating lever; FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the flow of control based on the operating position of the operating lever; FIG. 11 is a right side view of the vicinity of the first and second swing parts and flexible part in the first operation linking mechanism in the first alternative embodiment of the invention; In the 1st alternative form of implementation of invention, it is a right view which shows the state by which the planting clutch and the fertilization clutch were operated to the transmission position from the state shown in FIG. FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional plan view of the vicinity of the first and second swing parts and flexible part in the first operation linking mechanism in the first alternative embodiment of the invention;

1 to 27 show a riding-type rice transplanter as an example of a paddy field work machine, where F indicates the forward direction, B indicates the rearward direction, U indicates the upward direction, and D indicates the downward direction. , where R indicates the right direction and L indicates the left direction.

(Overall configuration of ride-on rice transplanter)
As shown in FIG. 1, the ride-on rice transplanter includes a rear body 3 having right and left front wheels 1 and right and left rear wheels 2. A link mechanism 4 is supported at the rear of the machine body 3 so as to be capable of swinging up and down. Hydraulic cylinders 5 are provided to extend to the side and operate the link mechanism 4 to move up and down.

A seedling planting device 6 (corresponding to a first working device) is supported on the rear portion of the link mechanism 4 . A fertilizing device 7 (corresponding to a second working device) for supplying fertilizer to the field G is provided over the rear part of the machine body 3 and the seedling planting device 6. A leveling device 50 for leveling the field G is supported.

The fuselage 3 is provided with right and left fuselage frames 60 extending in the front-rear direction. .

(Overall configuration of seedling planting device)
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the seedling planting device 6 is provided with a support frame 8, a feed case 14, a planting transmission case 9, a rotary case 10, a planting arm 11, a float 12, a seedling platform 13, and the like. It is

The support frame 8 is manufactured by an aluminum drawing method and has a trapezoidal cross-sectional shape (see FIG. 3). A support frame 8 is arranged along the left-right direction, a feed case 14 is connected to the left-right central portion of the support frame 8 , and two planting transmission cases 9 are connected to the right and left portions of the support frame 8 . rearward.

A rotary case 10 is rotatably supported on the rear right and left parts of the planting transmission case 9 , and planting arms 11 are supported on both ends of the rotary case 10 . A seedling platform 13 is supported so as to be reciprocally movable in the left-right direction.

The power of the engine 34 is transmitted from the planted clutch 21 (corresponding to a first working clutch) (see FIGS. 8 and 19) inside the transmission case 73 to the transmission mechanism inside the feed case 14 via the transmission shaft 35. (not shown), and a lateral feed shaft (not shown) provided in the feed case 14 laterally reciprocates the seedling tray 13 with a predetermined stroke.

The power transmitted to the transmission mechanism of the feed case 14 is transmitted to the rotary case 10 via the transmission shaft 36 , the torque limiter 37 inside the planted transmission case 9 , the transmission chain 38 and the minority clutch 39 . As the seedling mount 13 is reciprocatingly laterally driven in the lateral direction, the rotary case 10 is rotationally driven, and the planting arm 11 takes out the seedlings alternately from the lower part of the seedling mount 13 and plants them on the paddy field G.例文帳に追加

Right and left markers 23 are supported on the right and left ends of the support frame 8 so as to be vertically swingable around an axis P1 extending in the front-rear direction. The marker 23 is provided with an arm portion 23a supported by the support frame 8 so as to be able to swing around the axis P1, and a rotating body 23b supported so as to be freely rotatable at the tip of the arm portion 23a.

As shown in FIG. 19, the marker 23 can move up and down to a working position B1 where it touches the paddy field G to form an index of the work process on the paddy field G, and a storage position B2 above the paddy field G. As shown in FIG. With the rotary body 23b of the marker 23 operated to the work position B1 in contact with the paddy field G, the machine body 3 advances to form an index on the paddy field G while the rotary body 23b of the marker 23 rotates.

(Overall configuration of fertilizing device)
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the fertilizer applicator 7 is provided with a hopper 15, a feeding section 16, a blower 17, a grooving device 18, a hose 19, and the like.

A hopper 15 for storing fertilizer and a feed-out portion 16 are supported on the rear side of the driver's seat 20 in the machine body 3 , and a blower 17 is provided laterally to the left of the feed-out portion 16 . A grooving device 18 is attached to the float 12, and four grooving devices 18 are provided.

The power of the engine 34 is transmitted to the transmission arm 81 via the fertilizing clutch 22 (corresponding to a second work clutch) inside the transmission case 73 (see FIGS. 8 and 19). The transmission arm 81 extends to the left outside through the left body frame 60 and is rotationally driven around the axis in the left-right direction. A transmission rod 82 is connected across the transmission arm 81 and the extension portion 16, and the transmission rod 82 is linearly arranged in a side view.

The power of the engine 34 is transmitted to the transmission rod 82 via the fertilizing clutch 22 and the transmission arm 81 , and the transmission rod 82 is pushed and pulled in the longitudinal direction to drive the delivery portion 16 .

Fertilizer in the hopper 15 is delivered by the delivery section 16 and supplied to the grooving device 18 through the hose 19 by the airflow from the blower 17 . Fertilizer is supplied from the grooving device 18 to the ditch of the paddy field G while grooves are formed in the paddy field G by the grooving device 18 .

(Overall configuration of ground leveling device)
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , a soil leveling device 50 for leveling a field G is supported on the front side of the support frame 8 in the lower front portion of the seedling planting device 6 .

Right and left support members 45 are connected to the left end and right end of the support frame 8 . Around the same axis P6 as the transmission shaft 36, the transmission case 46 is supported by the left support member 45 so as to be able to swing up and down, and the support arm 47 is supported by the right support member 45 so as to be able to swing up and down. there is

A drive shaft 48 is rotatably supported across the transmission case 46 and the front portion of the support arm 47 , and a large number of leveling bodies 53 are attached to the drive shaft 48 . The power of the transmission shaft 36 is transmitted from the transmission shaft 49 installed across the planted transmission case 9 and the transmission case 46 to the drive shaft 48 via the torque limiter 51 and the transmission chain 52 inside the transmission case 46. be done.

By the power of the transmission shaft 36, the drive shaft 48 and the ground leveling body 53 are rotated counterclockwise in FIG. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 , the support member 45 extends forward, and a cover 54 is attached over the extended portion of the support member 45 . Mud splashed rearward by the ground leveling body 53 is stopped by the cover 54 to prevent accumulation of mud on the float 12.例文帳に追加

(Structure related to control valve and lifting motor for lifting operation of seedling planting device)
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 7 and 19, a control valve 24 for supplying and discharging hydraulic oil to and from the hydraulic cylinder 5 is provided below the driver's seat 20 in the rear portion of the airframe 3 . The control valve 24 is positioned at a rising operation position where hydraulic oil is supplied to the hydraulic cylinder 5 to raise the hydraulic cylinder 5 (retraction operation), and the hydraulic oil is discharged from the hydraulic cylinder 5 to lower the hydraulic cylinder 5 (extension operation). and a neutral stop position where the hydraulic cylinder 5 is stopped.

A spool 24a that can be slidably operated in the front-rear direction (left-right direction in FIGS. 4 and 5) is provided on the control valve 24 so as to face forward. The spool 24a of the control valve 24 is slidable between a neutral stop position and a raised operating position closer to the control valve 24 on one side and a lowered operating position farther from the control valve 24 on the other side. and is urged to the lowered operating position by a spring (not shown) provided inside the control valve 24 .

Brackets 25 and 26 are connected to the front portion of the control valve 24, and an operation shaft 55 is rotatably supported around an axis P7 of the brackets 25 and 26 in the left-right direction. A fan-shaped operation gear 55a is connected to the right end of the operation shaft 55, and a shaft-shaped operation portion 55b is connected to the operation gear 55a. is served.

A lifting motor 56 (corresponding to an actuator) and a reduction mechanism 57 are connected to the bracket 26 , and a pinion gear 57 a of the reduction mechanism 57 meshes with an operation gear 55 a of the operation shaft 55 . A pinion gear 57a of a deceleration mechanism 57 is rotated in forward and reverse directions by the lifting motor 56, and the operating shaft 55 is rotated in forward and reverse directions.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, when the operating shaft 55 is rotated by the lifting motor 56, the operating portion 55b of the operating shaft 55 moves away from the spool 24a of the control valve 24 toward the lowering position. Position A1 and fourth position A4, second position A2 for pushing the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to the neutral stop position, and third position A3 for pushing the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to the raised operating position.

(Support structure for float of seedling planting device)
As shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, the two floats 12 are positioned behind the right and left rear wheels 2 in plan view, and positioned below the planted transmission case 9 in side view. are placed in

A bracket 27 is connected to the rear portion of the support frame 8, and a float pipe 28 is arranged below the planted transmission case 9 along the left-right direction so as to be rotatable around an axis P2 in the left-right direction. 27. A support arm 28a connected to the float pipe 28 extends rearward, and the float 12 is supported vertically (swingably) around an axis P3 in the left-right direction at the rear end of the support arm 28a. there is

A planting depth lever 29 is connected to the float pipe 28 and extends obliquely forward and upward. A lever guide 30 is connected to the feed case 14 , and a planting depth lever 29 is inserted into the lever guide 30 .

By operating the planting depth lever 29 up and down, the support arm 28a of the float pipe 28 is operated up and down, and the position of the axis P3 (the rear part of the float 12) is changed up and down. By engaging the planting depth lever 29 with the lever guide 30, the position of the axis P3 (the rear portion of the float 12) is fixed.

A frame 31 is connected across the front portions of the two floats 12, and the two floats 12 integrally swing up and down around the axis P3.
A support member 32 is connected to the left and right central portions of the frame 31 and extends rearward. placed in the center.

(Structure of the float side regarding the lifting control of the seedling planting device)
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a channel-shaped detection unit 40 in a front view is supported swingably around a horizontal axis P4 of a bracket 31a connected to the left portion of the frame 31. As shown in FIGS. , and extends upward through between the support frame 8 and the cover 54 .

A connection member 41 is provided which is formed by bending a round bar. A bracket 42 is connected to the upper portion of the support frame 8 , and an intermediate portion of the connecting member 41 is supported so as to be able to swing around an axis P<b>5 in the horizontal direction of the bracket 42 .

A long hole 40a extending in the vertical direction is opened in the detecting portion 40, and one end portion 41a of the connecting member 41 is inserted into the long hole 40a of the detecting portion 40 from the lateral side. A long hole 29a is opened in the planting depth lever 29, and the other end 41b of the connecting member 41 is inserted into the long hole 29a of the planting depth lever 29 from the lateral side.

One end of the inner 43a of the wire 43 (corresponding to the lifting linkage mechanism) is connected to the end 41a of the connecting member 41, and one end of the outer 43b of the wire 43 is connected to the upper end of the detection unit 40. It is

As the machine body 3 advances, the float 12 touches and follows the paddy field G, and when the seedling planting device 6 moves up and down with respect to the paddy field G (the float 12), the float 12 pivots with respect to the seedling planting device 6. Since it swings up and down around the core P3, the detector 40 moves up and down with respect to the seedling planting device 6 (connection member 41). The inner 43a of the wire 43 is pushed and pulled by moving the detector 40 up and down.

(Construction of the control valve side related to the lifting control of the seedling planting device)
As shown in FIGS. 4, 6, 7, and 19, an operation arm 44 (corresponding to an elevation linkage mechanism) is supported by an operation shaft 55 so as to be relatively rotatable. end of the spool 24a.

The operating portion 44a of the operating arm 44 and the operating portion 55b of the operating shaft 55 are arranged side by side in the horizontal direction so as to face the end portion of the spool 24a of the control valve 24 in a front view (see FIG. 7). ). The operating portion 44a of the operating arm 44 and the operating portion 55b of the operating shaft 55 can separately push the spool 24a of the control valve 24 from the lowered operating position to the neutral stop position and the raising operating position.

A sensitivity lever 58 is swingably supported around an axis P8 in the left-right direction above the control valve 24, and the sensitivity lever 58 extends upward through a lever guide 59. As shown in FIG. The sensitivity lever 58 is bent in a crank shape when viewed from the front, and the other end of the outer 43b of the wire 43 is supported by the lower portion 58a of the sensitivity lever 58 . The other end of the inner wire 43 a of the wire 43 is connected to the upper portion of the operating arm 44 .

By swinging the sensitivity lever 58 around the axis P8, the position of the other end of the outer 43b of the wire 43 is changed along the inner 43a of the wire 43. By engaging with the guide 59, the position of the other end of the outer 43b of the wire 43 is fixed.

(Rise operation of seedling planting device in raising/lowering control of seedling planting device)
3, 4, 5, and 19, the operating portion 55b of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the first position A1, and the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is stopped at the neutral stop position by the operating portion 44a of the operating arm 44. , and the hydraulic cylinder 5 is stopped. In this state, the seedling planting device 6 is maintained at the set height H1 from the paddy field G, and the seedling planting depth by the seedling planting device 6 (planting arm 11) is maintained at the set planting depth. be.

When the seedling planting device 6 is lowered from the state shown in FIG. As a result, the inner 43a of the wire 43 is pulled toward the seedling planting device 6 side.

As shown in FIGS. 4, 5 and 19, the operation arm 44 swings counterclockwise in FIG. The operating portion 44a pushes the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to the upward operation position, the hydraulic cylinder 5 is upwardly operated, and the seedling planting device 6 is upwardly operated.

By raising the seedling planting device 6, the inner 43a of the wire 43 is pushed toward the operating arm 44, and when the seedling planting device 6 returns to the set height H1, the upper end of the detector 40 is pushed upward. The positional relationship (the length of the inner portion 43a extending from the outer portion 43b of the wire 43) between the portion and the end portion 41a of the connecting member 41 returns to the state shown in FIG.

A spring internal to the control valve 24 permits the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to actuate to the neutral stop position, and the spring internal to the control valve 24 causes the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to move toward the operating arm 44. While pushing the operation portion 44a of the operation arm 44, the operation portion 44a of the operation arm 44 stops at the neutral stop position.

When the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is stopped at the neutral stop position, the lifting operation of the hydraulic cylinder 5 is stopped, the lifting operation of the seedling planting device 6 is stopped, and the seedling planting device 6 stops at the set height H1. Then, the seedling planting depth by the seedling planting device 6 (planting arm 11) returns to the set planting depth.

(Descent operation of the seedling planting device in the lifting control of the seedling planting device)
When the seedling planting device 6 rises from the state shown in FIG. 3 and leaves the field G, the float 12 descends with respect to the seedling planting device 6, and the detection unit 40 descends with respect to the connecting member 41. As a result, the inner 43a of the wire 43 is pushed toward the operating arm 44 side.

As shown in FIGS. 4, 5 and 19, when the inner 43a of the wire 43 is pushed toward the operation arm 44, the operation portion 44a of the operation arm 44 stops the spool 24a of the control valve 24 at the neutral stop position. operation disappears.

A spring internal to the control valve 24 permits the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to actuate to the lowered operating position, and the spring internal to the control valve 24 causes the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to move to the operating arm 44. , the operating portion 44a is pushed to the downward operating position, the hydraulic cylinder 5 is operated downward, and the seedling planting device 6 is operated downward.

When the seedling planting device 6 is operated downward, the inner 43a of the wire 43 is pulled toward the seedling planting device 6, and when the seedling planting device 6 returns to the set height H1, the detector 40 and the end 41a of the connection member 41 (the length of the inner 43a extending from the outer 43b of the wire 43) returns to the state shown in FIG.

When the inner 43a of the wire 43 is pulled toward the seedling planting device 6, the operating arm 44 swings counterclockwise in FIG. is pushed to the neutral stop position and stopped at the neutral stop position.

When the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is stopped at the neutral stop position, the lowering operation of the hydraulic cylinder 5 is stopped, the lowering operation of the seedling planting device 6 is stopped, and the seedling planting device 6 stops at the set height H1. Then, the seedling planting depth by the seedling planting device 6 (planting arm 11) returns to the set planting depth.

The control valve 24 is controlled by the control valve 24 as described in the above (raising operation of the seedling planting device in raising/lowering control of the seedling planting device) and in this section (lowering operation of the seedling planting device in raising/lowering control of the seedling planting device). The height of the seedling planting device 6 with respect to the float 12 is mechanically transmitted to the control valve 24 by the wire 43 and the operation arm 44 provided over the float 12, and the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated. , the seedling planting device 6 is maintained at the set height H1 from the paddy field G.

In this case, when the operating portion 55b of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the first position A1 or the fourth position A4, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated by the wire 43 and the operating arm 44 as described above. As a result, the seedling planting device 6 is maintained at the set height H1 from the paddy field G.

(Changing the set planting depth of seedlings)
In the state shown in FIG. 3, the position of the axis P3 (the rear portion of the float 12) is the closest to the seedling planting device 6, and the set height H1 (see FIG. 19) is the lowest state (seedling height). The set planting depth is the deepest).

When the planting depth lever 29 is operated from the state shown in FIG. 3 and the position of the axis P3 (the rear part of the float 12) with respect to the seedling planting device 6 is changed downward, the set height H1 increases. As time goes on, the set planting depth of the seedlings becomes shallower.

When the planting depth lever 29 is operated to change the set seedling planting depth, the positions of the float 12 and the detector 40 with respect to the seedling planting device 6 are changed up and down. In conjunction with the planting depth lever 29, the connecting member 41 is operated to swing about the axis P5, and the position of the end portion 41a of the connecting member 41 is changed up and down as described below. .

When the set planting depth of seedlings is changed to the deeper side (lower side of the set height H1) by the planting depth lever 29 (when the position of the detection unit 40 is raised with respect to the seedling planting device 6), Along with this, the position of the inner 43a of the wire 43 (the end portion 41a of the connecting member 41) is also changed upward.

When the set planting depth of seedlings is changed to the shallow side (the high side of the set height H1) by the planting depth lever 29 (when the position of the detection unit 40 is lowered with respect to the seedling planting device 6), Along with this, the position of the inner 43a of the wire 43 (the end portion 41a of the connecting member 41) is also changed downward.

As described above, even if the set planting depth of seedlings is changed by operating the planting depth lever 29, the positional relationship between the upper end portion of the detecting portion 40 and the end portion 41a of the connecting member 41 (the position of the wire 43 is The length of the inner 43a protruding from the outer 43b) is maintained in the state shown in FIG.

As a result, the seedling planting device can be operated as described in the above-mentioned (raising operation of seedling planting device in raising/lowering control of seedling planting device) and (lowering operation of seedling planting device in raising/lowering control of seedling planting device). 6 is maintained at the set height H1 from the paddy field G, and the seedling planting depth by the seedling planting device 6 (planting arm 11) is maintained at the set planting depth.

(Changing the sensitivity of the lifting control of the seedling planting device)
In the lifting control of the seedling planting device 6 described in the above (lifting operation of seedling planting device in lifting control of seedling planting device) and (lowering operation of seedling planting device in lifting control of seedling planting device), As described below, the sensitivity lever 58 can be used to set the sensitivity of the elevation control to sensitive or insensitive.

The states shown in FIGS. 3, 4 and 19 are states in which the sensitivity lever 58 is operated to the center position of the operation range. When the operating position of the sensitivity lever 58 is changed to the sensitive side, the length of the inner 43a of the wire 43 protruding toward the operation arm 44 becomes longer, and the length of the inner 43a of the wire 43 protruding toward the seedling planting device 6 becomes longer. Shorten.

As a result, the attitude of the float 12 when the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is stopped at the neutral stop position is slightly downward, and the contact area of the float 12 with the paddy field G is increased. It will be in a state of following the ground sensitively.
Since the float 12 sensitively follows the grounding of the paddy field G, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is sensitively operated, and the sensitivity of the elevation control becomes sensitive.

When the operating position of the sensitivity lever 58 is changed to the insensitive side, the length of the inner 43a of the wire 43 protruding toward the operation arm 44 becomes shorter, and the length of the inner 43a of the wire 43 protruding toward the seedling planting device 6 becomes shorter. become longer.

As a result, the attitude of the float 12 when the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is stopped at the neutral stop position is slightly upward, and the contact area of the float 12 with the field G is reduced. It will be in a state of insensitively following the ground.
Since the float 12 insensitively follows the ground surface G, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated insensitively, and the sensitivity of the elevation control becomes insensitive.

(First work linkage mechanism provided over the lifting motor and the planting clutch)
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 8 , a first work linkage mechanism 61 is provided across the lifting motor 56 and the planting clutch 21 . As described below, the first work linking mechanism 61 is provided with a first linking portion 63, a swinging portion 64, a second linking portion 65, and the like.

As shown in FIGS. 4, 8, 10, and 11, on the right outer side of the right body frame 60, a swinging portion 64 is supported swingably around an axis P9 in the left-right direction. The oscillating portion 64 is formed by bending a plate material into a channel shape in a plan view, and a long hole 64a is opened in the outer portion of the oscillating portion 64 .

As shown in FIGS. 5, 6 and 7, an arm portion 55c is connected to a portion of the operating shaft 55 opposite to the operating gear 55a. A linking portion 63 is connected to the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55. As shown in FIGS. inserted.

As shown in FIG. 8, the linking portion 63 is arranged along the vertical direction. The long hole 64a of the swinging portion 64 is arranged on the rear side (opposite side of the planting clutch 21).

As shown in FIGS. 4, 5, 8 and 10, when the operating shaft 55 is rotated by the lifting motor 56, the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 are interlocked to move the operating portion of the linking portion 63. 63a is operated to the first position A1, the fourth position A4, the second position A2, and the third position A3 (see the above-mentioned (configuration regarding the control valve and the lifting motor for lifting operation of the seedling planting apparatus)).

As shown in Figs. It is provided in the connecting portion and is provided in the first work linking mechanism 61 .

As shown in FIGS. 8, 10, and 11, the length adjusting portion 66 is attached to the swinging portion 64 (see (Configuration of Length Adjusting Part) (Operation of Length Adjusting Part) described later) and has a rod-like shape. is connected to the length adjusting portion 66 .

The right body frame 60 has a long hole 60a extending in the front-rear direction. It enters between and extends forward. The linking portion 65 is connected to the planted clutch 21 as described later in (Operating member for operating the planted clutch).

(Operating member for operating planting clutch)
As shown in FIGS. 8 and 12, the planted clutch 21 is provided inside the rear portion of the mission case 73, and the planted clutch 21 is arranged between the right and left body frames 60 in plan view. there is An operation rod 68 for operating the planted clutch 21 to the transmission position and the disconnection position is supported by the transmission case 73 so as to be vertically slidable.

As shown in FIGS. 12 to 15, a pair of plate-like (rib-like) support portions 83 are provided along the vertical direction and the front-rear direction in the vicinity of the operation rod 68 in the transmission case 73. and the inner surface of the support portion 83 on the other side are opened at a predetermined interval W1. A pin-shaped support shaft 84 is provided, and one side portion and the other side portion of the support shaft 84 are supported by the one side and the other side support portions 83 .

A first operation member 69 is provided which is formed by bending a plate material. The operating member 69 includes an operating member portion 69a on one side, an operating member portion 69b on the other side, an operating member spacing portion 69c connected across the operating member portions 69a and 69b on the one side and the other side, and one side and the other side. An arm portion 69d extending forward from the operating member portions 69a and 69b of the one side, an operating member swinging portion 69e extending downward from the operating member portion 69a on one side, and an operating member swinging portion 69e having openings. A contact portion 69g extending from the long hole 69f and the operation member spacing portion 69c is provided.

Operation member portions 69a and 69b on one side and the other side of the operation member 69 are provided between the support portions 83 on the one side and the other side of the support shaft 84 so as to be able to swing about the axis P10 of the support shaft 84. The arm portion 69 d of the operating member 69 is connected to the lower portion of the operating rod 68 .

A front end portion 65 a of the linking portion 65 is inserted into a long hole 69 f of the operating member 69 . As a result, the first work linking mechanism 61 is provided through the operating shaft 55 across the lifting motor 56 and the operating member 69, and the operating shaft 61 is provided through the lifting motor 56 and the planting clutch 21. 55 and the operation member 69, the 1st work connection mechanism 61 is provided.

By swinging the operating member 69 around the axis P10, the operating rod 68 (planted clutch 21) is operated to the transmission position and the disconnection position. When the operating member 69 is operated to the blocking position, the contact portion 69g of the operating member 69 contacts the support portion 83 on the other side, and the swinging of the operating member 69 beyond the transmission position is stopped.

A first spring 71 is connected to the operating member 69 and biases the operating member 69 counterclockwise in FIG. is urged to the blocking position by

An operation member spacing portion 69c of the operation member 69 maintains a predetermined interval W1 between the outer surfaces of the operation member portions 69a and 69b on the one side and the other side of the operation member 69. As shown in FIG. As a result, when the operating member 69 is operated to swing, the outer surfaces of the operating member portions 69a and 69b on one side and the other side of the operating member 69 are in contact with the inner surfaces of the support portions 83 on the one side and the other side. slide.

In other words, the distance W1 between the operating member portions 69a and 69b on one side and the other side of the operating member 69 in the direction along the axis of the support shaft 84 is equal to the operating member portion 69a on the one side of the operating member 69. contacts the support portion 83 on one side and the operation member portion 69b on the other side of the operation member 69 contacts the support portion 83 on the other side. A portion 69c is provided.

(Linking member provided adjacent to the operating member that operates the planting clutch)
As shown in FIGS. 12 to 15, a connecting member 70 is provided which is formed by bending a plate material.

The linking member 70 includes a linking member portion 70a on one side, a linking member portion 70b on the other side, a linking member spacing portion 70c connected over the linking member portions 70a and 70b on one side and the other side, and a linking member on one side. A linking member swinging portion 70e extending downward from the portion 70a, a connecting portion 70d provided in the linking member swinging portion 70e, and a long hole 70f opened in the linking member swinging portion 70e are provided.

As shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, a linking member portion 70a on one side of the linking member 70 is attached to the outer portion of the support shaft 84 on the side opposite to the operation member 69 with respect to the support portion 83 on one side. 84 is swingably supported around an axis P10. A linking member portion 70b on the other side of the linking member 70 can swing around the axis P10 of the support shaft 84 at the outer portion of the support shaft 84 on the side opposite to the operation member 69 with respect to the support portion 83 on the other side. supported by
As a result, the first operation member 69 and the linking member 70 are supported swingably around the axis P10 of the same support shaft 84 .

Due to the linking member spacing portion 70c of the linking member 70, the spacing between the inner surfaces of the linking member portions 70a and 70b on the one side and the other side of the linking member 70 is set to the predetermined spacing W2 between the outer surfaces of the support portions 83 on the one side and the other side. maintained. As a result, when the linking member 70 is operated to swing, the inner surfaces of the linking member portions 70a and 70b on the one side and the other side of the linking member 70 are in contact with the outer surfaces of the support portions 83 on the one side and the other side. slide.

In other words, the distance W2 between the linking member portions 70a and 70b on the one side and the other side of the linking member 70 in the direction along the axis P10 of the support shaft 84 is the linking member portion on the one side of the linking member 70. 70a is in contact with the support portion 83 on one side, and the linking member portion 70b on the other side of the linking member 70 is kept in contact with the support portion 83 on the other side. A spacing portion 70c is provided.

As shown in FIGS. 13, 14, and 15, when viewed from a direction perpendicular to the swing direction of the first operating member 69 and the linking member 70 (the direction along the support shaft 84), the first operating member 69 and the linking member 70 are linked. The first operation member 69 and the linking member 70 are arranged adjacent to each other so that the members 70 overlap each other.

An operating member swinging portion 69e of the operating member 69 and a linking member swinging portion 70e of the linking member 70 are arranged adjacent to each other. and the long hole 70f of the linking member 70 (the end portion 65a of the first operation linking mechanism 61 on the side of the first operating member 69 is inserted between the first operating member 69 and the linking member 70). (equivalent to being attached over the entire length).

A spacer 85 is attached to the end portion 65 a of the linking portion 65 between the operating member swinging portion 69 e of the operating member 69 and the linking member swinging portion 70 e of the linking member 70 .
As a result, the gap between the operating member swinging portion 69e of the operating member 69 and the linking member swinging portion 70e of the linking member 70 is maintained at a predetermined gap W3, which is the width of the spacer 85. As shown in FIG.

(Second work coordinating mechanism provided across the first work coordinating mechanism and the fertilizing clutch)
As shown in FIGS. 8, 12, and 13, the fertilization clutch 22 is provided at the rear portion of the transmission case 73, and the second work linkage mechanism 62 extends over the first work linkage mechanism 61 and the fertilization clutch 22. is provided. The second operation linking mechanism 62 is provided with a second operation member 75, a third linking part 76, and the like, as described below.

An operating member 75 for operating the fertilizing clutch 22 between the transmission position and the disengaging position is swingably supported around the vertical axis P11 at the bottom of the fertilizing clutch 22 . A rod-shaped linking portion 76 is connected across the connecting portion 70 d of the linking member 70 and the operating member 75 .

A second spring 72 is connected to the operating member 75, biasing the operating member 75 counterclockwise in FIG. are being forced.

As a result, the second work linking mechanism 62 is provided across the linking member 70 and the second operating member 75 , and the linking member 70 is provided across the first work linking mechanism 61 and the fertilizing clutch 22 . And a second operation linking mechanism 62 is provided via a second operating member 75 .

(Structure of length adjusting section)
As shown in FIGS. 8, 10, and 11, the length adjusting portion 66 is provided with an adjusting portion 86, a connecting portion 87, and the like.

An end portion of the flat plate-like adjusting portion 86 which is triangular in a side view is supported so as to be able to swing up and down around an axis P12 of the swinging portion 64 in the left-right direction. A long hole 64 b extending in the vertical direction is opened in the swinging portion 64 , and an end portion 65 b of the linking portion 65 is inserted into the long hole 64 b of the swinging portion 64 and connected to the adjusting portion 86 .

Three connecting holes 86a, 86b, and 86c are opened in the adjusting portion 86 along the vertical direction, and one connecting hole 64c is opened in the swinging portion 64. As shown in FIG. In the state shown in FIG. 10, the connecting portion 87 having bolts and nuts is inserted into the connecting hole 86a of the adjusting portion 86 and the connecting hole 64c of the swinging portion 64, and the adjusting portion 86 is attached to the swinging portion 64. It is in a state of being connected at the position shown in .

As shown in FIGS. 8, 10, and 11, the length adjusting portion 66 and the swinging portion 64 are arranged on the right outer side of the right body frame 60 in plan view, and are positioned near the rear wheel 2 in side view. It is arranged on the rear side of a certain body 3 .

The length adjusting portion 66 is provided at the connecting portion between the second linking portion 65 and the swinging portion 64, and is arranged on the front side of the axis P9 of the swinging portion 64 in a side view. The length adjusting portion 66 is arranged outside the swinging portion 64 in plan view, and the linking portion 65 is arranged on the body frame 60 side on the right side of the swinging portion 64 in plan view. .

(Operation of length adjuster)
10 and 11, when the adjusting portion 86 is swung up and down with the connecting portion 87 removed, the moving direction of the linking portion 65 (left and right in FIG. 10) is the direction along the link portion 65. direction). As the adjusting portion 86 is pivoted, the end portion 65b of the linking portion 65 is also pivoted about the axis P12, and is pivoted in a direction intersecting the moving direction of the linking portion 65. As shown in FIG.

When the adjusting portion 86 is swung upward from the state shown in FIG. 10, the position of the end portion 65b of the linking portion 65 shifts along the moving direction of the linking portion 65 from the position shown in FIG. It moves a little to the opposite side of the portion 66 (axis P12), and then moves a little to the length adjusting portion 66 (axis P12).

10, when the connecting portion 87 is inserted into the connecting hole 86a of the adjusting portion 86 and the adjusting portion 86 is connected to the swinging portion 64, the position of the end portion 65b of the connecting portion 65 is aligned with the length adjusting portion 66 (axis center). P12), the length from the lifting motor 56 of the first work linking mechanism 61 to the planting clutch 21 is the longest.

When the connecting portion 87 is inserted into the connecting hole 86b of the adjusting portion 86 and the adjusting portion 86 is connected to the swinging portion 64, the position of the end portion 65b of the connecting portion 65 is slightly aligned with the length adjusting portion 66 (axis P12). Located on the near side, the length from the lifting motor 56 of the first work linking mechanism 61 to the planting clutch 21 is slightly shorter than the above state.

When the connecting portion 87 is inserted into the connecting hole 86c of the adjusting portion 86 and the adjusting portion 86 is connected to the swinging portion 64, the end portion 65a of the connecting portion 65 is positioned closest to the length adjusting portion 66 (axis P12). Located on the near side, the length from the lifting motor 56 of the first work linking mechanism 61 to the planting clutch 21 is the shortest.

As described above, the adjusting portion 86 is swung up and down to insert the connecting portion 87 into the connecting holes 86a, 86b, 86c of the adjusting portion 86 and the connecting hole 64c of the swinging portion 64, and the adjusting portion 86 is moved. By connecting to the oscillating portion 64 , the connecting position of the oscillating portion 64 at the end portion 65 b of the linking portion 65 is changed in three stages along the moving direction of the linking portion 65 .

As a result, the position of the end portion 65b of the linking portion 65 is slightly changed back and forth along the moving direction of the linking portion 65, and the movement from the lifting motor 56 of the first work linking mechanism 61 to the planting clutch 21 is changed. length is adjusted.

(Operation of Planting Clutch and Fertilizing Clutch to Cutoff Position by Elevating Motor)
As shown in FIGS. 8 and 10, when the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the first position A1 by the lifting motor 56, the operating portion 63a of the linking portion 63 is positioned at the first position A1. ing.

When the operating portion 63a of the linking portion 63 is positioned at the first position A1, the operating member 69 is operated counterclockwise in FIG. 13 to operate the operating member 75 counterclockwise in FIG. 13, and the fertilizing clutch 22 is operated to the disengaged position. In the state shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the end 65a of the linking portion 65 is positioned in the front-rear intermediate portion of the long hole 69f of the operating member 69 and in the rear portion of the long hole 70f of the linking member 70. As shown in FIGS.

As shown in FIGS. 8 and 10, even if the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the second position A2 and the third position A3 by the lifting motor 56, the operating portion 63a of the linking portion 63 does not move to the swing portion. 64 only moves to the second position A2 and the third position A3 along the long hole 64a (flexible portion 67), the swinging portion 64 is not operated, and the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are in the disengaged position. maintained.

As described above, the state in which the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the first position A1, the second position A2 and the third position A3 by the lifting motor 56 is the first and second work linking mechanisms 61, 62 , the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the disengaged position via the first and second springs 71 and 72 .

The operation of operating the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to the raising operation position prior to the wire 43 and the operating arm 44 in the lifting motor 56, and the operation of the spool 24a of the control valve 24 by the wire 43 and the operating arm 44 in the lifting motor 56. The flexible portion 67 does not transmit the operation to maintain the state to be applied to the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 (the operation member 69).

(Operation of Planting Clutch and Fertilizing Clutch to Transmission Position by Elevating Motor)
As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, when the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the fourth position A4 by the lifting motor 56, the linking portion 63 is pulled toward the lifting motor 56, and the linking portion 63 is operated. The portion 63a reaches the upper end portion of the long hole 64a of the swinging portion 64 and moves to the fourth position A4 (see FIG. 10). , the linking portion 65 is pulled rearward (toward the lift motor 56).

12 and 13, when the linking portion 65 is pulled rearward (toward the lifting motor 56), the end portion 65a of the linking portion 65 is positioned at the rear portion of the long hole 70f of the linking member 70. 12, the linking member 76 is pulled rearward (to the side of the linking member 70), and the operating member 75 moves to the blocking position against the spring 72. , it starts to be operated to the transmission position side.

In this case, the end portion 65a of the linking portion 65 is positioned in the front-rear intermediate portion of the long hole 69f of the operating member 69, so that the end portion 65a of the linking portion 65 extends along the long hole 69f of the operating member 69. Only by moving to the rear side, the operation member 69 is not operated, and the planting clutch 21 is maintained at the disengaged position.

When the end portion 65a of the linking portion 65 reaches the rear end portion of the long hole 69f of the operating member 69, the operating member 69 is blocked against the spring 71 as the linking portion 65 is pulled rearward. From the position, the swinging operation starts toward the transmission position side. By pulling the linking portion 65 rearward, the fertilizing clutch 22 is operated to the transmission position, and a little later, the planting clutch 21 is operated to the transmission position.

As described above, the lifting motor 56 pulls the first work linking mechanism 61 toward the lifting motor 56 , and the first operating member 69 operates the planting clutch 21 to the transmission position. As the planting clutch 21 is operated to the transmission position, the second operation coupling mechanism 62 is pulled toward the coupling member 70 by the coupling member 70, and the fertilizing clutch 22 is transmitted by the second operating member 75. manipulated into position.
The operation of operating the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 in the lifting motor 56 to the transmission position is transmitted to the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 by the flexible portion 67 .

As shown in FIG. 1, in the fertilizing device 7, since the delivery portion 16 and the grooving device 18 (field G) are slightly separated, the fertilizing clutch 22 is operated to the transmission position, and the first fertilizer is applied from the delivery portion 16. is fed out, it takes some time for the first fertilizer to reach the grooving device 18 (field surface G).

By operating the fertilizing clutch 22 to the transmission position slightly before the planting clutch 21 is operated to the transmission position, substantially at the same time as the first fertilizer reaches the grooving device 18 (field G), Planting of seedlings by the planting arm 11 can be started.

As described above, the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the fourth position A4 by the lifting motor 56, and the first and second springs are operated by the first and second work linking mechanisms 61 and 62. 71 and 72, the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the transmission position.

When the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the fourth position A4 by the lifting motor 56, the operation of the lifting motor 56 to operate the planted clutch 21 to the transmission position is shifted from the first work linkage mechanism 61 to the second position. is transmitted to the fertilizing clutch 22 via the operation linking mechanism 62 , and the fertilizing clutch 22 is operated to the transmission position against the second spring 72 .

As shown in FIGS. 9 and 8, when the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the first position A1 (second position A2) (third position A3) by the lifting motor 56, the linkage by the swing portion 64 is performed. Since the pulling operation of the portion 65 is canceled, the first operation linking mechanism 61 and the first operation member 69 are operated as described above (operation of the planting clutch and the fertilizing clutch by the lifting motor to the disengaged position). , the planting clutch 21 is operated to the disengaged position via the spring 71 .

As the planting clutch 21 is operated to the disengaged position, the fertilizing clutch 22 is operated to the disengaged position via the linking member 70, the second work linking mechanism 62, the second operating member 75, and the spring 72. be. In this case, the springs 71 and 72 operate the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 substantially simultaneously to the disengaged position.

(Configuration for raising and lowering the seedling planting device by the operation lever)
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 19, a steering handle 77 for steering the front wheels 1 is provided on the front part of the fuselage 3, and an operating lever 78 (corresponding to an operating tool) is provided on the lower right side of the steering handle 77. ) is provided and extended to the right lateral side.

The operating lever 78 has a neutral position N, a first raised position U1, a second raised position U2 (corresponding to the raised position), a first lowered position D1, a second lowered position D2 (corresponded to the lowered position), and a rear right marker. It is possible to operate artificially to the position R1, the front left marker position L1. The operating lever 78 is biased to the neutral position N so that the operating lever 78 automatically returns to the neutral position N when the operator releases the operating lever 78 .

A control device 100 is provided in the machine body 3 , a position sensor (not shown) for detecting the operating position of the operating lever 78 is provided, and the operating position of the operating lever 78 is input to the control device 100 . An angle sensor 79 is provided to detect the vertical angle of the link mechanism 4 with respect to the body 3 , and the detected value of the angle sensor 79 is input to the control device 100 .

As shown in FIGS. 6, 7, and 19, a position sensor 80 for detecting the rotation angle of the operating shaft 55 is connected to the arm portion 55c side end of the operating shaft 55, and the detected value of the position sensor 80 is controlled. input to device 100 . By detecting the rotation angle of the operating shaft 55 with the position sensor 80, the positions of the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 are detected.

A lift control unit 101 (corresponding to a control unit) is provided as software in the control device 100, and controls the operating positions of the operating lever 78 (neutral position N, first raised position U1, second raised position U2, first lowered position D1). , second lowered position D2) and the detected value of the angle sensor 79, the elevation motor 56 is operated by the elevation control unit 101 (control device 100) as described below.

(Upward operation of the seedling planting device by the first upward position of the operation lever)
The operation portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operation shaft 55 are operated to the fourth position A4 by the elevation motor 56, and the planting clutch 21 and the fertilization clutch 22 are operated to the transmission position by the elevation motor 56, as shown in FIG. First, it is assumed that the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated by the wire 43 and the operating arm 44. FIG.

19 and 22, when the operating lever 78 is operated to the first raised position U1 (step S1), the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 are moved by the elevating motor 56. , to the third position A3 (step S2).

As a result, the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the disengaged position (see the above-mentioned (operation of the planting clutch and the fertilizing clutch to the disengaged position by the lifting motor)), and the wire 43 and the operating arm 44 are prioritized. , the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is pushed to the upward operating position, the hydraulic cylinder 5 is operated upward, and the seedling planting device 6 is operated upward.

When the operating lever 78 is operated from the first elevated position U1 to the neutral position N (steps S1 and S6), the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 are operated by the lifting motor 56 to the second position A2. (Step S7).

As a result, while the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the disengaged position, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated to return to the neutral stop position prior to the wire 43 and the operating arm 44, and the hydraulic cylinder is operated. 5 and the seedling planting device 6 are stopped.

When the angle sensor 79 detects that the link mechanism 4 has reached the upper limit position in a state where the operating lever 78 is operated to the first raised position U1 (a state where the seedling planting device 6 is raised) ( Step S4), the operation portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operation shaft 55 are operated to the second position A2 by the lifting motor 56 (step S7).

As a result, even when the operating lever 78 is operated to the first raised position U1, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated to return to the neutral stop position prior to the wire 43 and the operating arm 44. The seedling planting device 6 stops at the upper limit position.

(Upward operation of the seedling planting device by the second upward position of the operation lever)
As shown in FIGS. 19 and 22, when the operating lever 78 is operated to the second raised position U2 (step S1), the lifting motor 56 moves the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 to the third position A3. operated (step S3).

As a result, the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the disengaged position (see the above-mentioned (operation of the planting clutch and the fertilizing clutch to the disengaged position by the lifting motor)), and the wire 43 and the operating arm 44 are prioritized. , the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is pushed to the upward operating position, the hydraulic cylinder 5 is operated upward, and the seedling planting device 6 is operated upward.

Even if the operating lever 78 is operated from the second raised position U2 to the neutral position N (step S1), the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 are maintained at the third position A3 by the lifting motor 56 (step S3). ), the state in which the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is pushed to the upward operation position is maintained prior to the wire 43 and the operation arm 44, and the upward operation of the hydraulic cylinder 5 and the upward operation of the seedling planting device 6 are performed. continue.

As described above, when the angle sensor 79 detects that the link mechanism 4 has reached the upper limit position while the upward operation of the hydraulic cylinder 5 and the upward operation of the seedling planting device 6 are continued (step S5). , the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 are operated to the second position A2 by the lifting motor 56 (step S7).

As a result, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is returned to the neutral stop position prior to the wire 43 and the operating arm 44, and the hydraulic cylinder 5 and the seedling planting device 6 are stopped at the upper limit position.

(Lowering operation of the seedling planting device by the first lowered position of the operating lever)
When the seedling planting device 6 (the float 12) is at a position away from the paddy field G, the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 are operated by the lifting motor 56 to the second position A2. is stopped, and the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the cutoff position by the lifting motor 56.

When the float 12 is away from the paddy field G upward, the float 12 descends with respect to the seedling planting device 6, and the detection part 40 descends with respect to the connection member 41, so that the inner part of the wire 43 is moved. 43a is pushed toward the operating arm 44 side.

19, 22, and 23, when the operation lever 78 is moved to the first lowered position D1 (step S1), the elevation motor 56 moves the operation portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operation shaft 55. is operated to the first position A1 (step S11).

Since the operation of stopping the spool 24a of the control valve 24 at the neutral stop position by the operating portion 55b of the operating shaft 55 disappears, the spring inside the control valve 24 moves the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to the lowered operating position. Permissible.

As a result, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated by the wire 43 and the operation arm 44, and the spring inside the control valve 24 causes the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to move the operation portion 44a of the operation arm 44. Hydraulic cylinder 5 is operated downward, and seedling planting device 6 is operated downward (see the above-mentioned (lowering operation of seedling planting device in raising/lowering control of seedling planting device)). . The planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated (maintained) at their disengaged positions.

When the operating lever 78 is operated from the first lowered position D1 to the neutral position N (steps S1 and S13), the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 are operated by the lifting motor 56 to the second position A2. (Step S14).

As a result, while the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the disengaged position, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated to return to the neutral stop position prior to the wire 43 and the operating arm 44, and the hydraulic cylinder is operated. 5 and the seedling planting device 6 are stopped.

For example, when the operating lever 78 is operated to the first lowered position D1 on the road or the like, the link mechanism 4 may reach the lower limit position.
When the angle sensor 79 detects that the link mechanism 4 has reached the lower limit position in a state where the operation lever 78 is operated to the first lowered position D1 (a state in which the seedling planting device 6 is operated downward) ( Step S12), the operation portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operation shaft 55 are operated to the second position A2 by the lifting motor 56 (step S14).

As a result, even when the operating lever 78 is operated to the first lowered position D1, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated to return to the neutral stop position prior to the wire 43 and the operating arm 44, and the hydraulic cylinder 5 and The seedling planting device 6 stops at the lower limit position.

(Lowering operation of the seedling planting device by the second lowered position of the operation lever)
As shown in FIGS. 19, 22 and 24, when the operating lever 78 is operated to the second lowered position D2 (step S1), the lifting motor 56 moves the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 to the first position. A1 is operated (steps S21 and S22).

As described above (lowering operation of the seedling planting apparatus by the first lowered position of the operating lever), the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated by the wire 43 and the operating arm 44, and the control valve 24 spool 24a is moved to the lowering position, the hydraulic cylinder 5 is lowered, and the seedling planting device 6 is lowered. The planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated (maintained) at their disengaged positions.

Even if the operating lever 78 is operated from the second lowered position D2 to the neutral position N (steps S22 to S25), the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 are maintained at the first position A1 by the lifting motor 56 ( Step S22), the state in which the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated by the wire 43 and the operating arm 44 is maintained, and the lowering operation of the hydraulic cylinder 5 and the lowering operation of the seedling planting device 6 are continued.

When the float 12 touches the paddy field G, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated by the wire 43 and the operating arm 44, so that the seedling planting device 6 is maintained at the set height H1. 6 (planting arm 11) maintains the seedling planting depth at the set planting depth (above-mentioned (lifting operation of the seedling planting device in the lifting control of the seedling planting device) and (seedling Lowering operation of the seedling planting device in raising and lowering control of the planting device))).

For example, when the operating lever 78 is operated to the second lowered position D2 on the road or the like, the link mechanism 4 may reach the lower limit position. When the angle sensor 79 detects that the link mechanism 4 has reached the lower limit position (step S25), the lifting motor 56 operates the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 to the second position A2 ( step S26).

As a result, the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is operated to return to the neutral stop position prior to the wire 43 and the operating arm 44, and the hydraulic cylinder 5 and the seedling planting device 6 stop at the lower limit position.

(Operation of Planting Clutch and Fertilizing Clutch to Transmission Position by Second Lowering Position of Operation Lever)
As described above (lowering operation of the seedling planting device by the second lowered position of the operating lever), the operating lever 78 is operated to the second lowered position D2, then to the neutral position N, and again to the second lowered position. When it is operated to the lowered position D2 (steps S23, S24), the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 is operated to the fourth position A4 by the elevation motor 56 (step S27).

As a result, while the spool 24a of the control valve 24 is being operated by the wire 43 and the operating arm 44, as described above (operation of the planting clutch and the fertilizing clutch to the transmission position by the lifting motor). , the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the transmission position.

(Marker operation structure for operating the marker to the working position and the storage position)
As shown in FIGS. 16 to 19, a guide plate 88 is supported at the rear portion of the airframe 3 below the driver's seat 20 and at the center of the airframe with respect to the control valve 24 . The right and left operating arms 89 are supported around a horizontal axis P13 on the lower side of the guide plate 88 so as to be independently swingable in the front-rear direction.

A right wire 90 is connected across the upper portion of the right operating arm 89 and the arm portion 23a of the right marker 23, and across the upper portion of the left operating arm 89 and the arm portion 23a of the left marker 23, The left wire 90 is connected.

Two elongated openings 88a are formed in the guide plate 88 along the front-rear direction, and the operating portion 89a at the upper end of the operation arm 89 extends upward through the opening 88a of the guide plate 88. out. As shown in FIG. 19, right and left markers 23 are connected to right and left springs 91 that bias the right and left markers 23 to the working position B1.

The hydraulic cylinder 5 is arranged in the rear part of the machine body 3 below the driver's seat 20 and on the left and right center sides of the machine body so that the operation arm 89 and the wire 90 are adjacent to the hydraulic cylinder 5. are located in the vicinity of As shown in FIGS. 16 and 19 , the operating portion 5 a connected to the piston of the hydraulic cylinder 5 is arranged above the guide plate 88 and behind the operating portion 89 a of the operating arm 89 .

The state indicated by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 16 is the state in which the hydraulic cylinder 5 is lowered (the piston is extended), and the seedling planting device 6 is lowered to the paddy field G. As shown in FIG. In this state, the operating portion 5a of the hydraulic cylinder 5 is separated rearward from the operating portion 89a of the operating arm 89, the marker 23 is operated to the working position B1 by the spring 91, and the wire 90 is pulled toward the marker 23 side. Thus, the operating portion 89a of the operating arm 89 is positioned at the rear end portion of the opening 88a of the guide plate 88. As shown in FIG.

When the hydraulic cylinder 5 is raised (the piston is contracted) from the state indicated by the two-dot chain line in FIG. Accordingly, the operating portion 5a of the hydraulic cylinder 5 moves forward and hits the operating portion 89a of the operating arm 89, and the operating arm 89 is swung counterclockwise in FIG. As a result, the wire 90 is pulled toward the operation arm 89 and the marker 23 is moved to the retracted position B2 against the spring 91 .

When the hydraulic cylinder 5 is lowered (the piston is extended) and the seedling planting device 6 is lowered, the operation portion 5a of the hydraulic cylinder 5 moves away from the operation portion 89a of the operation arm 89 rearward. The marker 23 is operated to the working position B1 by the spring 91, the wire 90 is pulled toward the marker 23, and the operating portion 89a of the operating arm 89 is positioned at the rear end portion of the opening 88a of the guide plate 88. return to state.

(Marker holding structure that holds the marker in the storage position)
As shown in FIGS. 16 to 19, the support pin 92 is connected upward to the guide plate 88, and the right and left holding arms 93 can swing independently of each other around the axis P14 of the support pin 92. supported by

A spring 94 is attached to the support pin 92, and the spring 94 biases the right and left holding arms 93 in a direction in which the holding portions 93a at the tips of the right and left holding arms 93 approach each other. .

A part of the guide plate 88 is bent upward to provide a contact portion 88b. It is stopped at a holding position that visually overlaps the opening 88a of the guide plate 88 .

As described above (marker operation structure for operating the marker to the working position and the retracted position), the operating portion 5a of the hydraulic cylinder 5 is operated as the seedling planting device 6 is raised by the hydraulic cylinder 5. When the arm 89 is swung counterclockwise in FIG. The position indicated at 17 is reached.

When the operating portion 89a of the operating arm 89 reaches the position shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, the holding arm 93 is returned to the holding position by the spring 94. 16 and 17 to hold the operating arm 89 in the position shown in FIGS.

With the operation arm 89 held in the posture shown in FIGS. 16 and 17 by the holding arm 93, the seedling planting device 6 is lowered by the hydraulic cylinder 5, and the operation portion 5a of the hydraulic cylinder 5 moves to the rear side. Even if it moves, the operating arm 89 is held in the attitude shown in FIGS. 16 and 17 by the holding arm 93, and the marker 23 is held at the retracted position B2.

As a result, the holding arm 93 and the spring 94 hold the right and left markers 23, which have been moved to the storage position B2, at the storage position B2 with priority over the operation arm 89, the wire 90 and the spring 91. FIG.

(Configuration related to marker motor capable of releasing marker holding)
As shown in FIGS. 16, 17, and 18, an operation arm 96 having an angle shape in a front view can swing back and forth around a horizontal axis P15 of a support plate 95 supported on the upper side of the guide plate 88. Supported. A fan-shaped operation gear 96 a is connected to the operation arm 96 so as to swing integrally with the operation arm 96 .

A marker motor 97 and a speed reduction mechanism 98 are connected to the support plate 95 , and a pinion gear 98 a of the speed reduction mechanism 98 meshes with an operation gear 96 a of the operation arm 96 . A pinion gear 98a of a deceleration mechanism 98 is rotationally driven forward and reverse by the marker motor 97, and the operation arm 96 is operated to swing forward and reverse.

An operation member 99 is supported around the axis P14 of the support pin 92 so as to be swingable independently of the holding arm 93 . The operation member 99 is bent into a channel shape when viewed from the side and bifurcated when viewed from the top, and is provided with right and left operation portions 99a and an arm portion 99b extending laterally outward.

A rear portion of the holding arm 93 extends upward to form an operating portion 93 b , and an operating portion 99 a of the operating member 99 is positioned outside the operating portion 93 b of the holding arm 93 . The tip portion of the operation arm 96 is formed in a bifurcated shape, the arm portion 99b of the operation member 99 is inserted into the bifurcated tip portion of the operation arm 96, and the operation arm 96 and the arm portion 99b of the operation member 99 are engaged. is doing.

In addition to the operation arm 89 and the wire 90 being arranged in the vicinity of the hydraulic cylinder 5 so as to be adjacent to the hydraulic cylinder 5 , the guide plate 88 supports the holding arm 93 and the spring 94 so that the guide plate 88 A marker motor 97 is arranged on the upper side. As a result, the operation arm 89 and wire 90 , the holding arm 93 and spring 94 , and the marker motor 97 are arranged near the hydraulic cylinder 5 .

With the right and left operation arms 89 held by the right and left holding arms 93 at the storage position B2 of the marker 23, when the operation arm 96 is swung forward by the marker motor 97, the operation member 99 is moved forward. is pivoted clockwise in FIG.

As a result, while the left holding arm 93 remains at the holding position, the right operating portion 99a of the operating member 99 pushes the operating portion 93b of the right holding arm 93, thereby holding the right holding arm 93. The right holding arm 93 is operated to the release position where the portion 93 a is disengaged from the operating portion 89 a of the right operating arm 89 .

When the operating arm 96 is swung rearward by the marker motor 97, the operating member 99 is swung counterclockwise in FIG. As a result, while the right holding arm 93 is left at the holding position, the left operating portion 99a of the operating member 99 pushes the operating portion 93b of the left holding arm 93 to hold the left holding arm 93. The left holding arm 93 is operated to the release position where the portion 93 a is disengaged from the operating portion 89 a of the left operating arm 89 .

(Configuration related to operation of marker motor)
As shown in FIGS. 17 and 19, a position sensor 111 that detects the rotation angle of the operating arm 96 is connected to the operating arm 96, and the detected value of the position sensor 111 is input to the control device 100. The position of the operating member 99 is detected by detecting the rotation angle of the operating arm 96 with the position sensor 111 .

A marker control unit 102 is provided as software in the control device 100, and the marker control unit 102 is controlled based on the operation position (right marker position R1 and left marker position L1) of the operation lever 78 and the detection value of the position sensor 111. The (control device 100) operates the marker motor 97 as described below.

(Marker operation by right marker position and left marker position of operation lever)
As described above (lifting operation of the seedling planting device by the first raised position of the operating lever) (lifting operation of the seedling planting device by the second raised position of the operating lever), the operating lever 78 is at the first raised position. When the seedling planting device 6 is operated to U1 or the second raised position U2 and the seedling planting device 6 is raised, the right and left markers are positioned as described above (Marker holding structure for holding markers in retracted position). 23 are operated to the retracted position B2, the right and left holding arms 93 hold the right and left operating arms 89, and the right and left markers 23 are held in the retracted position B2.

Next, suppose that the operation lever 78 is operated to the first lowered position D1 or the second lowered position D2, and the seedling planting device 6 is operated to descend to the paddy field G (the operation portion 5a of the hydraulic cylinder 5 is moved to the operation arm 89 separated rearward from the operating portion 89a). In this state, the operating arm 89 is held by the holding arm 93, and the marker 23 is held at the retracted position B2.

When the operation lever 78 is operated to the right marker position R1, the operation arm 96 is swung forward by the marker motor 97 as described in the above-mentioned (configuration regarding the marker motor capable of releasing the holding of the marker). The operating member 99 is pivoted clockwise in FIG. 17 to move the right holding arm 93 to the release position.

As a result, the right marker 23 is moved to the work position B1 by the spring 91, the right wire 90 is pulled toward the right marker 23, and the operation portion 89a of the right operation arm 89 moves toward the guide plate 88. returns to the rear end of the opening 88a (see two-dot chain line in FIG. 16).

When the operating lever 78 is operated to the left marker position L1, the operating arm 96 is pivoted rearward by the marker motor 97 as described in the above (Construction of the marker motor capable of releasing the holding of the marker). , the operating member 99 is pivoted counterclockwise in FIG. 17, and the left holding arm 93 is operated to the release position.

As a result, the left marker 23 is moved to the work position B1 by the spring 91, the left wire 90 is pulled toward the left marker 23, and the operation portion 89a of the left operation arm 89 moves toward the guide plate 88. returns to the rear end of the opening 88a (see two-dot chain line in FIG. 16).

When the operation lever 78 is operated to the right marker position R1 (left marker position L1), the marker motor 97 is activated after a set time required for the operation portion 89a of the operation arm 89 to pass through the holding portion 93a of the holding arm 93. 17, and the right (left) holding arm 93 is operated to return to the holding position.

When the seedling planting device 6 is operated downward to the paddy field G, the operation lever 78 is operated to the right marker position R1 and then to the left marker position L1 (operated to the left marker position L1 and then to the left marker position L1). When operated to the right marker position R1), the right and left markers 23 are operated to the working position B1.

Even if the operation lever 78 is operated to the right marker position R1 (the left marker position L1) and the holding arm 93 is operated to the release position while the seedling planting device 6 is operated to be raised, the operation portion of the hydraulic cylinder 5 is operated. 5a, the operating portion 89a of the operating arm 89 is held in the posture shown in FIG. 16, so the marker 23 is not operated to the working position B1.

(Construction for raising and lowering the ground leveling device)
As shown in FIG. 20 , a fan-shaped operation gear 112 is swingably supported around an axis P16 in the front-rear direction in the upper front portion of the seedling planting device 6 . An electric motor 113 and a speed reduction mechanism 114 are supported on the upper front portion of the seedling planting device 6 , and the pinion gear of the speed reduction mechanism 114 is engaged with the operation gear 112 . A link rod 115 is connected across the operation gear 112 , the transmission case 46 and the support arm 47 .

The electric motor 113 rotates the pinion gear of the reduction mechanism 114 forward and backward, swings the operation gear 112 forward and backward, and raises and lowers the ground leveling device 50 (the transmission case 46 and the support arm 47) around the axis P6. be done.

(Height control of leveling equipment)
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 20 , a dial-operated leveling switch 116 is provided below the steering handle 77 , and an operation signal of the leveling switch 116 is input to the control device 100 . The leveling switch 116 is provided with a working position and a retracted position, and the leveling depth of the leveling device 50 is arbitrarily set by the leveling switch 116 within the operating range of the working position.

A height sensor 117 is connected to the shaft center P16 of the operation gear 112, and the height sensor 117 detects the vertical position of the soil leveling device 50 with respect to the seedling planting device 6. The detected value of the height sensor 117 is is input to the control device 100 . A position sensor 118 is provided to detect the operating position of the planting depth lever 29 , and the detected value of the position sensor 118 is input to the controller 100 .

The leveling control unit 103 is provided as software in the control device 100, and based on the operation position of the leveling switch 116 and the detection values of the height sensor 117 and the position sensor 118, the leveling control unit 103 (control device 100) Motor 113 is operated as described below.

By detecting the operating position of the planting depth lever 29 by the position sensor 118, the set height H1 (set seedling planting depth) (change of the set seedling planting depth described above) and FIG. ) are detected. Based on the set height H1 (set seedling planting depth) and the detection value of the height sensor 117 (vertical position of the leveling device 50 with respect to the seedling planting device 6), the height of the leveling device 50 from the paddy field G is determined. is detected, and the leveling depth H2 of the leveling device 50 is detected.

As a result, the electric motor 113 is actuated so that the leveling depth H2 of the leveling device 50 becomes the leveling depth set by the leveling switch 116, and the leveling device 50 is operated up and down. When the ground leveling depth set by the ground leveling switch 116 is changed, the electric motor 113 is operated so that the ground leveling depth H2 of the ground leveling apparatus 50 becomes the changed ground leveling depth set by the ground leveling switch 116. is operated up and down.

Even if the set height H1 (set seedling planting depth) is changed, the detection value of the position sensor 118 (changed set height H1 (set seedling planting depth)) and the height sensor 117 Based on the detected value, the leveling depth H2 of the leveling device 50 is detected, and the electric motor 113 is operated so that the leveling depth H2 of the leveling device 50 becomes the leveling depth set by the leveling switch 116. The device 50 is operated up and down.

When the ground leveling switch 116 is operated to the retracted position, the ground leveling device 50 is raised to the upper limit position by the electric motor 113 . The upper limit position of the ground leveling device 50 is a position where the ground leveling device 50 is largely raised from the paddy field G so that the ground leveling device 50 does not touch the paddy field G.

(Rotating and aligning planting at the edge of the ridge)
As shown in FIG. 21, in the riding-type rice transplanter, when one planting process K1 is completed and the machine body 3 reaches the front of the ridge F, the operator operates the operation lever 78 to plant seedlings. The attachment device 6 is raised from the paddy field G (the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are in the disengaged positions), and the steering handle 77 is operated to perform the turn J1 at the edge of the ridge.

When the turning J1 is completed, the operator operates the operation lever 78 to lower the seedling planting device 6 to the paddy field G, operates the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 to the transmission position, and starts the next planting. Enter additional process K2.

In this case, the end position K11 of the previous planting process K1 (the position of the seedling planting device 6 where the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the disengaged position) and the start position K21 of the next planting process K2 ( The position of the seedling planting device 6 where the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the transmission position) must be matched.

(Planting alignment control unit)
As shown in FIGS. 20 and 21, a planting control unit 104 is provided in the control device 100 as software. A rotation speed sensor 120 is provided to detect the rotation speed of the rear wheel 2 , and the detection value of the rotation speed sensor 120 is input to the control device 100 . A dial operation type aligning switch 119 is provided in the vicinity of the steering handle 77 , and an operation signal of the aligning switch 119 is input to the control device 100 .

As described above (turning and planting alignment at the edge of the ridge), when the riding-type rice transplanter performs turning J1 at the edge of the ridge, the detection value of the rotation speed sensor 120, the steering angle of the front wheels 1, etc. Based on this, the planting alignment control unit 104 detects the position of the body 3 (seedling planting device 6) at the coordinates along the planting process K1 with the end position K11 as the origin, and detects the position of the machine body 3 (seedling planting device 6) in the direction along the planting process K1. as a reference direction, the angle of the airframe 3 with respect to the reference direction is detected.

When the turning J1 is started from the end position K11, the position of the machine body 3 (seedling planting device 6) moves away from the origin (end position K11) toward the ridge F side, and the angle of the machine body 3 changes with respect to the reference direction. It gradually increases from 0 degrees.

When the angle of the machine body 3 reaches 90 degrees, the position of the machine body 3 (seedling planting device 6) stops. , the position of the machine body 3 (seedling planting device 6) at the coordinates along the planting process K1 approaches the origin (end position K11).

As a result, the angle of the machine body 3 becomes 180 degrees, and if the position of the machine body 3 (seedling planting device 6) in the coordinates along the planting process K1 is positioned at the origin (end position K11), the end position K11 and It can be determined that the starting position K21 matches.

In a state where the planting alignment switch 119 is operated to the work position, the planting alignment control unit 104 (control device 100) operates the lift motor 56 as described below so that the end position K11 and the start position K21 coincide. manipulated.

When the operator operates the operation lever 78 to raise the seedling planting device 6 from the paddy field G, the planting alignment control unit 104 sets the end position K11 at the time the operation lever 78 is operated, and the planting is completed. A direction along the additional stroke K1 is set as a reference direction. With the end position K11 as the origin, the detection of the position of the body 3 (seedling planting device 6) at the coordinates along the planting process K1 and the detection of the angle of the body 3 with respect to the reference direction are started.

The angle of the machine body 3 reaches between 90 degrees and 180 degrees, and the position of the machine body 3 (seedling planting device 6) in the coordinates along the planting process K1 is slightly on the ridge F side from the origin (end position K11). , the planting control unit 104 judges that the second half of the turning J1 has started, and prioritizes the lifting control unit 101 to move the operation unit 55b and the arm unit 55c of the operation shaft 55 by the lifting motor 56 to the third position. By operating to position A3, the seedling planting device 6 is lowered to the field G (see the above-mentioned (lowering operation of the seedling planting device by the second lowered position of the operation lever)).

Next, when the angle of the machine body 3 becomes 180 degrees and the position of the machine body 3 (seedling planting device 6) in the coordinates along the planting process K1 reaches the origin (end position K11), the planting alignment control unit 104 Prioritizing the elevation control unit 101, the operation portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operation shaft 55 are operated by the elevation motor 56 to the fourth position A4, and the planting clutch 21 and the fertilization clutch 22 are operated to the transmission position. (See above (operation of the planting clutch and the fertilizing clutch to the transmission position by the second lowered position of the operating lever)).

By operating the planting alignment switch 119 in the operation range of the work position of the planting alignment switch 119, the timing at which the operation portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operation shaft 55 are operated to the fourth position A4 is set to the planting step K1. The position of the body 3 (seedling planting device 6) in the coordinates along the line can be set a little before (early) or a little after (late) when it reaches the origin (end position K11).

As a result, when the end position K11 and the start position K21 do not match well in the operating state of the aligning control unit 104, the operator operates the aligning switch 119 as described above to change the end position K11 and the start position. K21 can be matched.

When the planting aligning switch 119 is operated to the stop position, the planting aligning control unit 104 stops. The operation of lowering the seedling planting device 6 to the paddy field G and the operation of the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 to the transmission position are performed.

(First alternative embodiment of the invention)
The flexibility section 67 provided in the first work linking mechanism 61 may be configured as described below.

As shown in FIGS. 25, 26 and 27, a support shaft 74 is connected across the right and left body frames 60 below the control valve 24 and the lift motor 56 . At the end of the support shaft 74 on the right outer side of the right body frame 60, the first swinging portion 64 and the second swinging portion 121 are independently swingable about the lateral axis P9. Supported.

A rod-shaped first linking portion 63 is connected across the arm portion 55 c of the operating shaft 55 and the swinging portion 64 . When the operating shaft 55 is rotated by the lifting motor 56, the swinging portion 64 moves to the first position A1, the fourth position A4, and the second position in conjunction with the operating portion 55b and the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55. A2, operated to the third position A3 (see the above-mentioned (constitution regarding the control valve and the elevating motor for elevating operation of the seedling planting device)).

A pin-shaped operating portion 64d is connected to the swinging portion 64, and an arc-shaped elongated hole 121a centered on the axis P9 is opened in the swinging portion 121. The operating portion 64d of the swinging portion 64 is It is inserted into the long hole 121 a of the swinging part 121 .

As a result, a flexible portion 67 provided with the operation portion 64d of the swinging portion 64 and the long hole 121a of the swinging portion 121 is provided over the first swinging portion 64 and the second swinging portion 121. and provided in the first work linking mechanism 61 .

A rod-shaped second linking portion 65 is connected to the swinging portion 121 and enters between the right and left body frames 60 through the long hole 60 a of the body frame 60 . The linking portion 65 extends forward and is connected to the operation member 69 and the linking member 70 (see the above-mentioned (operation member for operating the planting clutch)). In this case, the length adjuster 66 is not provided.

As shown in FIG. 25, when the swinging portion 64 is operated to the first position A1 by the lifting motor 56, the operating portion 64d of the swinging portion 64 is positioned at the upper end portion of the long hole 121a of the swinging portion 121. The planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the disengaged position.

Even if the arm portion 55c of the operating shaft 55 and the swinging portion 64 are operated to the second position A2 and the third position A3 by the lifting motor 56, the operating portion 64d of the swinging portion 64 does not move to the long hole of the swinging portion 121. Only by moving along 121a, the rocking part 121 is not rocked, and the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are maintained at the disengaged positions.

As shown in FIGS. 25 and 26, when the swinging portion 64 is operated to the fourth position A4 by the lifting motor 56, the operating portion 64d of the swinging portion 64 is brought into contact with the upper end portion of the long hole 121a of the swinging portion 121. 26, the swinging portion 64 and the swinging portion 121 are integrally swung counterclockwise in FIG. 26, and the linking portion 65 is pulled rearward.
As a result, the planting clutch 21 and the fertilizing clutch 22 are operated to the transmission position (see the above-mentioned (operation of the planting clutch and the fertilizing clutch to the transmission position by the lifting motor)).

(Second alternative embodiment of the invention)
In a state in which the engine 34 is stopped, the operating lever 78 is operated, for example, to the second lowered position D2, then to the neutral position N, and then to the second lowered position D2 again. is operated in a specific direction, the elevation motor 56 is operated by the elevation control unit 101 (control device 100), the arm portion 55c of the operation shaft 55 is operated to the fourth position A4, and the planting clutch 21 and Fertilizer clutch 22 may be operated to the transmission position.

The planting clutch 21 that activates and stops the seedling planting device 6 is generally provided with a fixed position stop function. The fixed position stopping function of the planting clutch 21 is such that both of the two sets of planting arms 11 of the rotary case 10 are positioned above the paddy field G (for example, one of the planting arms 11 is positioned above the paddy field G to plant seedlings on the paddy field G). is finished, the planting arm 11 is slightly raised from the field surface G, and the other planting arm 11 is just before taking out the seedling from the lower part of the seedling platform 13), the rotating case 10 is stopped and fixed.

As a result, when the operator manually rotates the rotary case 10 with the engine 34 stopped to perform maintenance work such as checking the amount of seedlings taken out by the planting arm 11, the planting clutch 21 is disengaged. If it is operated to the position and the above-mentioned fixed position stop function is working, it becomes difficult to rotate the rotating case 10 manually.

Therefore, if the planting clutch 21 can be operated to the transmission position as described above with the engine 34 stopped, the fixed position stop function will not work, so the operator manually rotates the rotary case 10. Therefore, it is possible to perform various maintenance work easily.

(Third alternative embodiment of the invention)
When the operation lever 78 is operated to the neutral position N, when the engine 34 is stopped, the elevation motor 56 is operated by the elevation control unit 101 (control device 100) to operate the arm portion of the operation shaft 55. 55c may be operated to the second position A2 to push the spool 24a of the control valve 24 to the neutral stop position prior to the wire 43 and operating arm 44.

When the operation lever 78 is held at the first lowered position D1 or the second lowered position D2, when the engine 34 is stopped, the elevation control section 101 (control device 100) operates as described above. may be configured not to

(Fourth alternative embodiment of the invention)
As shown in FIG. 1, an operation arm 122 having an arch shape when viewed from the front may be provided at the front end of the fuselage 3. The operation arm 122 extends forward from the fuselage 3 in the upright posture shown in FIG. It is supported so that the posture can be changed according to the used posture.

In normal planting work, the operation arm 122 is operated to the standing posture. When the riding-type rice transplanter is to enter or exit the paddy field over the ridge F, a worker standing in front of the machine body 3 holds the operation arm 122 in the use posture to prevent the front part of the machine body 3 from rising. It is possible to hold it down and correct the orientation of the machine body 3 .

In the operating arm 122 as described above, a tact switch type engine stop switch (not shown) may be provided on the upper portion of the operating arm 122 .
As a result, when a worker standing in front of the machine body 3 holds the operation arm 122 in the use posture, the worker operates the engine stop switch to stop the engine 34. At the same time, the buzzer or the like is sounded. An audible alarm sounds.

The present invention is applicable not only to a riding-type rice transplanter, but also to a riding-type direct seeding machine equipped with a sowing device (corresponding to a working device) (not shown) that supplies seeds to the rice field G, and a feeding device that supplies chemicals to the rice field G. (corresponding to a working device) (not shown).

3 Machine body 5 Hydraulic cylinder 6 Seedling planting device (first working device)
7 fertilizing device (second working device)
12 float 21 planting clutch (first working clutch)
22 fertilizing clutch (second work clutch)
24 control valve 43 wire (elevating linkage mechanism)
44 operation arm (elevating linkage mechanism)
56 lift motor (actuator)
61 First operation linking mechanism 62 Second operation linking mechanism 65a End portion 69 First operating member 69a Operating member portion 69b Operating member portion 69c Operating member interval portion 69e Operating member swinging portion 70 Linking member 70a Linking member portion 70b Linking member portion 70c Linking member spacing portion 70e Linking member swinging portion 75 Second operating member 78 Operating lever (operating tool)
83 support portion 84 support shaft 85 spacer 101 elevation control portion (control portion)
G Field H1 Set height U2 Second lift position (lift position)
D2 Second descent position (descent position)
P10 Shaft center W1 Spacing W2 Spacing W3 Spacing

Claims (11)

a first working device, a first working clutch capable of transmitting and interrupting power to the first working device, a second working device, and a second working device capable of transmitting and interrupting power to the second working device 2 working clutches;
An artificially operable operating tool, an actuator, and a control unit that operates the actuator based on the operation of the operating tool,
a first operating member swingably supported for operating the first working clutch to a transmission position and a disengagement position;
a linking member swingably supported in conjunction with the first operating member;
a second operating member for operating the second work clutch to a transmission position and a disengagement position;
A first work linking mechanism provided between the actuator and the first operating member, and a second work linking mechanism provided between the linking member and the second operating member. be taken,
The control unit
The first work clutch is operated to the transmission position or the disengagement position via the first work linkage mechanism and the first operation member, and the first work clutch is operated to the transmission position or the disengagement position. Accordingly, the actuator is operated so that the second work clutch is operated to the transmission position or the disengagement position via the link member, the second work link mechanism and the second operation member. and
the first operating member is supported so as to be swingable around the axis of the support shaft;
A support portion for supporting the one side portion and the other side portion of the support shaft is provided,
The first operation member moves around the axis of the support shaft while being in contact with the support portions on one side and the other side of the support shaft between the support portions on one side and the other side. A paddy field work machine that is swingably supported . The first operating member and the linking member are arranged so that the first operating member and the linking member overlap when viewed from a direction orthogonal to the swing direction of the first operating member and the linking member. The paddy field work machine according to claim 1, wherein the are arranged adjacent to each other. wherein the first operating member and the linking member are supported so as to be swingable around the axis of the same support shaft,
3. The first operating member and the linking member are arranged adjacent to each other so that the first operating member and the linking member overlap when viewed from the direction along the support shaft. The paddy field work machine described in . on the first operating member,
an operating member portion on one side that is swingably supported by the support shaft;
an operation member portion on the other side swingably supported by the support shaft;
The distance between the operation member portions on one side and the other side in the direction along the axis of the support shaft is such that the operation member portion on one side contacts the support portion on one side and the operation member portion on the other side contacts the support portion on the other side. The paddy field working machine according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising an operation member spacing portion that maintains an interval at which the operation member portion contacts the support portion on the other side. on the linking member,
a linking member portion on one side that is swingably supported by an outer portion on the opposite side of the first operation member with respect to the support portion on one side of the support shaft;
a linking member portion on the other side swingably supported by an outer portion on the opposite side of the first operation member with respect to the support portion on the other side of the support shaft;
The distance between the linking member portions on one side and the other side in the direction along the axis of the support shaft is such that the linking member portion on one side contacts the support portion on one side and the linking member portion on the other side contacts the support portion on the other side. The paddy field working machine according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising a linking member spacing portion that maintains a spacing at which the linking member portion contacts the support portion on the other side. The first operating member and the linking member are arranged so that the first operating member and the linking member overlap when viewed from a direction orthogonal to the swing direction of the first operating member and the linking member. are placed adjacent to each other,
The end portion of the first operation linking mechanism on the side of the first operating member is attached across the first operating member and the linking member, so that the linking member is attached to the first operating member. The paddy field working machine according to any one of claims 1 to 5 , which is interlocked and swings. The first operating member and the linking member are arranged so that the first operating member and the linking member overlap when viewed from a direction orthogonal to the swing direction of the first operating member and the linking member. are placed adjacent to each other,
An operating member swinging portion of the first operating member to which the first work linking mechanism is connected to be swingably displaced, and a linking member of the linking member to which the second work linking mechanism is connected and swingably displaced. With the swinging part,
2. A spacer is provided between said operating member swinging portion and said linking member swinging portion for maintaining a predetermined gap between said operating member swinging portion and said linking member swinging portion that are adjacent to each other. 7. The paddy field working machine according to any one of 6 . The actuator pulls the first work link mechanism toward the actuator, and the first operation member operates the first work clutch to a transmission position,
As the first work clutch is operated to the transmission position, the second work link mechanism is pulled toward the link member by the link member, and the second work link mechanism is operated by the second operation member. The paddy field work machine according to any one of claims 1 to 7 , wherein the work clutch is operated to the transmission position. a hydraulic cylinder that raises and lowers the working device;
a control valve that supplies and discharges hydraulic oil to and from the hydraulic cylinder to operate the hydraulic cylinder;
a float that is supported by the working device so as to be able to move up and down and follows the paddy surface;
provided between the control valve and the float, mechanically transmitting the height of the working device relative to the float to the control valve to operate the control valve to raise the working device to a set height above the paddy field; A lifting linkage mechanism to maintain is provided,
The control unit
When the operating tool is operated to the raised position, the work clutch is operated to the disengaged position via the work linking mechanism, and the control valve is operated and maintained at the raising operation position prior to the lifting linking mechanism. The paddy field work machine according to any one of claims 1 to 8 , wherein the actuator is operated such that The control unit
When the operation tool is operated to the lowered position, the work clutch is operated to the disengaged position via the work linkage mechanism, and the control valve is maintained in a state in which the lift linkage mechanism operates the control valve. The paddy field work machine according to claim 9 , which operates an actuator. The control unit
When the operating tool is moved to the lowered position and then moved to the lowered position again, the working clutch is moved to the transmission position by the working linkage mechanism while the control valve is maintained to be operated by the lifting linkage mechanism. 11. The paddy field work machine according to claim 10 , wherein the actuator is actuated so as to be operated.

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