Danny H Harrell

US Patent:

50763687, Dec 31, 1991

Filed:

Nov 15, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/614217

Inventors:

Danny H. Harrell - Camilla GA

International Classification:

A01B 340

US Classification:

172219

Abstract:

A reversible plow comprising a three point hitch, a pivotally mounted tool bar provided with a plurality of adjustable plow gangs, and gauge wheels wherein said tool bar can be shifted from left of center to right of center, and back, by a hydraulic piston such that the plowed ground can be directed in a desired direction.

US Patent:

54008590, Mar 28, 1995

Filed:

Jun 15, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/077461

Inventors:

Danny H. Harrell - Camilla GA

International Classification:

A01B 328

US Classification:

172219

Abstract:

A main frame is secured to a tractor for towing wherein the main frame is tilted as the tractor tilts to one side or the other of the path of travel. A ball and socket joint suspends the tool bar by its central portion from the main frame so that the tool bar can swing from a position angling forwardly and to one side to a second position angling forwardly and to the other side. The moldboards being fixed to an suspended below the tool bar cause the tool bar to rotate about its longitudinal axis automatically swing by gravity to upright positions for plowing, regardless of the tilt of the main frame. A latch plate latches the tool bar in its rotated position on the frame. The tool moldboards have clamps which are adjustable along the length of the tool bar for adapting the plow to wide wheel or narrow wheel base tractors.

US Patent:

52676188, Dec 7, 1993

Filed:

Oct 10, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/774453

Inventors:

Danny H. Harrell - Camilla GA

International Classification:

A01B 328

US Classification:

172219

Abstract:

A main frame is secured to a tractor for towing wherein the main frame is tilted as the tractor tilts to one side or the other of the path of travel A ball and socket joint suspends the tool bar by its central portion from the main frame so that the tool bar can swing from a position angling forwardly and to one side to a second position angling forwardly and to the other side The moldboards being fixed to an suspended below the tool bar cause the tool bar to rotate about its longitudinal axis automatically swing by gravity to upright positions for plowing, regardless of the tilt of the main frame. A latch plate latches the tool bar in its rotated position on the frame The tool moldboards have clamps which are adjustable along the length of the tool bar for adapting the plow to wide wheel or narrow wheel base tractors.

US Patent:

39726746, Aug 3, 1976

Filed:

Jul 9, 1974

Appl. No.:

5/486879

Inventors:

Danny Hugh Harrell - Pelham GA

International Classification:

A24B 102

US Classification:

432500

Abstract:

An apparatus and method of drying crops, the apparatus having a central heating system in which air is forced in a vertical path, downwardly, by a blower, across a heater and into a lower plenum chamber. A flapper valve in the plenum chamber regulates the ratio of heated air to be distributed to the flexible heated air ducts. A plurality of barns radially disposed, around the heater are respctively connected to the heated air ducts and are also connected to the upper plenum chamber of the heating system, via return air ducts. Fresh air is introduced through the upper plenum chamber. Each barn has a carriage consisting of wheels and axles and a tongue by means of which the barn is pulled by a tractor or other prime mover. The housing of each barn is mounted on the carriage and has a front door and a removable top. The crop to be collected and dried, if tobacco, is placed on racks and, if, peanuts or a grain, is through the open top, after the roof has been removed.

US Patent:

51542390, Oct 13, 1992

Filed:

Jun 10, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/713171

Inventors:

Danny H. Harrell - Camilla GA
Levy L. Harrell - Climax GA

Assignee:

Harrell Equipment Company, Inc. - Pelham GA

International Classification:

A01B 6104
A01B 328

US Classification:

172269

Abstract:

A reversible plow having a plurality of spring-biased trip assemblies for mounting moldboards to a tool bar, the trip assemblies having angled, elongate slots and a pivot pin extending therethrough and adapted to allow a tripped assembly to be reset without compressing a compression spring.

US Patent:

50002678, Mar 19, 1991

Filed:

Jun 6, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/534524

Inventors:

Danny H. Harrell - Camilla GA

International Classification:

A01B 340

US Classification:

172219

Abstract:

A reversible plow comprising a three point hitch, a pivotally mounted tool bar provided with a plurality of adjustable plow gangs, and gauge wheels wherein said tool bar can be shifted from left of center to right of center, and back, by a hydraulic piston such that the plowed ground can be directed in a desired direction. The hitch includes a hydraulic piston and cylinder assembly for shifting the plow frame and tool bar about a central longitudinal axis with respect to the tractor, thereby maintaining the plow in a horizontal position even though one rear wheel of the tractor is in the plowed furrow.

US Patent:

57656940, Jun 16, 1998

Filed:

Jun 29, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/496828

Inventors:

Billy Joe Blalock - Albany GA
Danny Hugh Harrell - Camilla GA

Assignee:

Harrell Company, Inc. - Pelham GA

International Classification:

B03B 900

US Classification:

209 2

Abstract:

An infeed conveyor feeds seed cotton modules successively to a feeder head having disperser drums which reduce the modules to clumps of cotton. Incorporated into the conveyor are fluted rollers and beater rollers which cooperate to agitate the bottom portion of the modules and work the fibers on the bottom of each module so as to stretch and relax these fibers, thereby causing the sand, dirt, mud, trash and other debris accumulated along the bottom of the modules to be released. A conveyor feeds this debris to a hopper. Further, after the cotton modules have been dispersed into clumps of cotton by disperser drums in a feeder head and the clumps deposited in a clump chamber, a trough having a sieve means receives the clumps of cotton. In the trough, a conveyor disposed in the trough urges the clumps of cotton in a lateral direction toward an air separator box adjacent the feeder head. The movement of the cotton in the trough allows sand, dirt and other debris released from the clumps of cotton to pass through the sieve means in the trough.