Abstract: A tree processing system may include a tree processing head and a controller. The tree processing head may include a header frame, a motor, a saw, an arm, and a sensor. The saw is used to cut a tree when the saw is driven by the motor. The saw engages with the tree from a first position and to a second position. The first position and the second position define a cutting zone therebetween. The sensor is used to detect a saw operation speed or current. The controller is coupled to the sensor and configured to determine whether the second position is reached based upon an increase of the saw operation speed or current detected by the sensor. When the second position is reached, the controller transmits a resting signal to the tree processing head to perform a resting operation.

Abstract: A tree processing system may include a tree processing head and a controller. The tree processing head may include a header frame, a motor, a saw, an arm, and a sensor. The saw is used to cut a tree when the saw is driven by the motor. The saw engages with the tree from a first position and to a second position. The first position and the second position define a cutting zone therebetween. The sensor is used to detect a saw operation speed or current. The controller is coupled to the sensor and configured to determine whether the second position is reached based upon an increase of the saw operation speed or current detected by the sensor. When the second position is reached, the controller transmits a resting signal to the tree processing head to perform a resting operation.

Abstract: In accordance with an example embodiment, a saw blade sharpness mechanism for use on a tree sawing device, having a saw blade which rotates to saw trees. The saw blade dulls over time during normal operating conditions, and the speed of the saw blade decreases as the saw blade contacts the tree during sawing operation. The speed of the saw blade during sawing operations decreases more after repeated operations as the saw blade dulls. A sensor senses the speed of the saw blade. A processor receives inputs from the sensor and determines when the speed of the saw blade during tree sawing operation has decreased due to wear to a point that it would be more economical to replace the saw blade with a new sharper blade. When such condition is determined, the processor sends a signal to an indicator which sends a signal to the operator.

Abstract: A pattern recognition system receives an image captured by an image capture device, of an operator and the operator is identified. Operator information is accessed, based upon the identified operator, and a control signal is generated to control a mobile machine, based upon the operator information.

Abstract: A tree processing system may include a tree processing head and a controller. The tree processing head may include a header frame, a motor, a saw, an arm, and a sensor. The saw is used to cut a tree when the saw is driven by the motor. The saw engages with the tree from a first position and to a second position. The first position and the second position define a cutting zone therebetween. The sensor is used to detect a saw operation speed or current. The controller is coupled to the sensor and configured to determine whether the second position is reached based upon an increase of the saw operation speed or current detected by the sensor. When the second position is reached, the controller transmits a resting signal to the tree processing head to perform a resting operation.

Abstract: A work machine with a bell crank for coupling an attachment to a work machine includes a frame extending in a fore-aft direction, and a pair of lift arms pivotally coupled to the frame. The bell crank comprises a support member interposedly positioned between the pair of lift arms; and a first and second elongated, laterally spaced tilt levers coupled to the support member. Each tilt member may have a first pivoting link, a second pivoting link, and an aperture positioned between the first pivoting link and the second pivoting link. The aperture may comprise a first wall, a second wall, and a through-hole for coupling the tilt lever to the support member with a pin.

Abstract: A work machine with a bell crank for coupling an attachment to a work machine includes a frame extending in a fore-aft direction, and a pair of lift arms pivotally coupled to the frame. The bell crank comprises a support member interposedly positioned between the pair of lift arms; and a first and second elongated, laterally spaced tilt levers coupled to the support member. Each tilt member may have a first pivoting link, a second pivoting link, and an aperture positioned between the first pivoting link and the second pivoting link. The aperture may comprise a first wall, a second wall, and a through-hole for coupling the tilt lever to the support member with a pin.

Abstract: A pattern recognition system receives an image captured by an image capture device, of an operator and the operator is identified. Operator information is accessed, based upon the identified operator, and a control signal is generated to control a mobile machine, based upon the operator information.

Abstract: A pattern recognition system receives an image captured by an image capture device, of an operator and the operator is identified. Operator information is accessed, based upon the identified operator, and a control signal is generated to control a mobile machine, based upon the operator information.

Abstract: A pattern recognition system receives an image captured by an image capture device, of an operator and the operator is identified. Operator information is accessed, based upon the identified operator, and a control signal is generated to control a mobile machine, based upon the operator information.

Abstract: A debris deflection apparatus for work vehicles to prevent debris build-up from affecting the operation of work vehicle components within the mainframe of the vehicle and improved efficiency for cleaning the operator's station while reducing maintenance of work vehicle components by providing an apparatus coupled with the debris catch area of an operator's station and communicating to an opening in the work vehicle.

Abstract: A debris deflection apparatus for work vehicles to prevent debris build-up from affecting the operation of work vehicle components within the mainframe of the vehicle and improved efficiency for cleaning the operator's station while reducing maintenance of work vehicle components by providing an apparatus coupled with the debris catch area of an operator's station and communicating to an opening in the work vehicle.