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All Terrain Cedar Saw, L.L.C. Oklahoma State University 10 December 2004 BAE 4012 Colby J. Funk Wendy S. Sheets W. Franklin Thomason All Terrain Cedar Saw BAE 4012 Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason All Terrain Cedar Saw The All


  1. All Terrain Cedar Saw, L.L.C. Oklahoma State University 10 December 2004 BAE 4012 Colby J. Funk Wendy S. Sheets W. Franklin Thomason

  2. All Terrain Cedar Saw BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  3. All Terrain Cedar Saw The All Terrain Cedar Saw was invented and designed by Ron Cole, Mounted to the front of an ATV, 9 hp Briggs & Stratton engine, V-belt drive, and 14 in. 60 tooth circular saw blade. It is intended for quickly clearing rangeland of small cedar trees. BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  4. Nobody Does It Like Ron BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  5. Problem Definition Areas for improvement include: Due to front end weight, a 500 cc or larger ATV is necessary. Too much of the circular saw blade is exposed. When the blade is disengaged, a few seconds go by before it stops. Free to swing in the horizontal plane. BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  6. Patent Research United States Patent Office Results involved tree saw attachments for tractors. Most mounted to front end loaders or 3-point. Tree saw attachments for ATVs were not found. BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  7. Learning the Ropes RangeScaping took a day to operate the All Terrain Cedar Saw in one of Ron Cole’s fields. Operating the cedar saw helped to fuel the design process. BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  8. Design Criteria Capable of being used on 300 cc ATV Safety shield for exposed blade Immediately stop blade from turning Mounted rigidly at front of ATV Maneuverable in rough terrain BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  9. Design Concepts Flywheel System Flexible Cable Drive System Hydraulic System BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  10. Flywheel System Flywheel used for energy storage Smaller engine V-belt used to drive blade Brake clutch used to stop blade Stabilizer bars fix cedar saw frame in horizontal plane BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  11. Flywheel System Disadvantages Advantages Added weight to Decreases weight of front end cedar saw Time required to Instantly stops bring engine to full blade speed Eliminates horizontal swing Requires few necessary design changes to frame BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  12. Flexible Cable Drive System Engine mounted to rear of ATV Gearbox used to drive circular blade Flexible cable connecting engine to gearbox BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  13. Flexible Cable Drive System Advantages Disadvantages Distributes Relatively high weight cost High efficiency of Torque loss the system through bends Overall flexibility of the system BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  14. Hydraulic System Engine mounted to rear of ATV Hydraulic pump coupled to engine Hydraulic motor used to drive circular saw blade Hydraulic hoses run length of ATV connecting pump to motor BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  15. Hydraulic System BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  16. Hydraulic System Advantages Disadvantages Distributes weight Relatively high cost Instantly stops Inefficiency of the blade system Overall flexibility of Added weight of the system reservoir and oil Future possibility of accessories BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  17. Testing and Analysis Further testing of All Terrain Cedar Saw is required to adequately determine the most effective and financially feasible solution. Determine ATV velocity Determine saw blade RPM during cutting Calculate required torque BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  18. Fall Project Schedule Patent Research Product Testing Design Development Saw Blade Force Calculations BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  19. Spring Project Schedule Continued product testing Build prototype Test prototype BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

  20. Recognitions RangeScaping appreciates the help of: All Terrain Cedar BAE Faculty Saw, L.L.C. Dr. John Solie Ron Cole Dr. Paul Weckler OSU Extension Dr. Glenn Brown BAE Lab Clay Buford Personnel Manufacturing Extension Agent Wayne Kiner Paul Walenciak BAE 4012 – Fall 2004 C. Funk, W. Sheets, F. Thomason

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