Steffen Clauss

TL;DR: In this paper, a self-propelled harvesting machine with an internal combustion engine, a propulsion system that can be operated to cause the harvesting machine to move across a field with a propulsion speed, a crop material pick-up device for picking up the crop material from a field, a CPM processing device for processing the harvested crop material, and a control unit for specifying the speed of the engine.

TL;DR: In this paper, the agricultural harvesting machine having a crop picking head includes a pickup conveyer which can be driven so as to pick up the harvested crop at a first adjustable speed, a discharge conveyer, which can also be driven, and a feed-in conveyer disposed in a feedin channel of the harvesting machine that can be operated at a third adjustable speed; the third speed and the first speed are independent of one another and fall in a range between the first and third speeds.

TL;DR: In this article, a pickup conveyer is used to receive harvested crop from a pickup and to transport and discharge the crop at an adjustable speed, defined by the latter and third speeds.

TL;DR: In this article, a crop chopping arrangement for a forage harvester includes a shearbar mounted adjacent a path swept by chopping knives of a chopper drum and being selectively adjustable toward and away from said path so as to adjust the distance between the shears and knives as they pass by the shearbars.

TL;DR: In this paper, the adjustment of the position of a shearbar with respect to the knives of a chopper assembly is discussed. But the adjustment is performed by adjusting a first adjusting drive to position the first end of the Shearbar at a predetermined first spacing from the knives, and then a second adjusting drive is used to adjust the second end to position it with respect the knives until a spacing measurement arrangement indicates that the spacing between the shears and the knives is less than a threshold value.