Abstract: The invention is directed to an uplift sensor for detecting uplift from a planar surface. The sensor comprises wedge-shaped bracket having an elongated member mounted therein which contacts the uplift and in response thereto depresses a hydraulic piston in a hydraulic cylinder thereby producing a hydraulic uplift signal. The sensor is provided with a spring operatively coupled between the elongated member and the mounting bracket for biasing the elongated member downwardly towards the uplift.

Abstract: An implement has ground working tools mounted thereon moved by hydraulic motors and cylinders with each of the hydraulic motors and cylinders being adjusted through a main control valve. The main control valves are, in turn, controlled by two sets of valves, one set being pilot valves manually adjustable at an operator's station on the vehicle and the second being electrohydraulic valves controlled from a remote area by radio signals received by a radio receiver on the vehicle. Safety switches are provided on the vehicle to block transmittal of the radio signals. The vehicle has a television camera mounted externally of the vehicle cab and directed internally thereof. The camera transmits images to a television screen at a remote area.

Abstract: An armrest including a pivotal forward section containing hand controls and an adjustable second section to align with the forward section.