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Members: Jason Johnson Ryan Johnson John Locklear Mission Statement JJR Engineering is devoted to producing current market designs that combine customer satisfaction and quality products at the highest levels. Problem


  1. Members: Jason Johnson Ryan Johnson John Locklear

  2. Mission Statement JJR Engineering is devoted to producing current market designs that combine customer satisfaction and quality products at the highest levels.

  3. Problem Statement JJR Engineering strives to produce a tractor mounted weed trimmer product for M&M Engineered Products. The design should include but not limited to:  3 point mounted, PTO powered  Ability to mow/cut/trim grass, weeds, and small brush (under 1 inch).  The cutting should work adjacent to either side of the tractor.  Work in and around buildings, fences, ponds, and structures. Design is open to changes suggested from client or from other unforeseen issues.

  4. WEEDEN’S Fence Mower  MSRP: $4200  PTO Hydraulic Pump to Drive Head  SCV’s Required to Adjust Head  Operates on One Side http://www.weedensfencemower.com/index.html

  5. Sauerburger Iltis  European/German  Adjustable length arm  Hydraulically adjustable cutting height  Not currently sold in the United States http://www.sauerburger.de/english/STARTSEITE.home.0-Dateien/Iltis_Prospekt_Englisch_12.2009.pdf

  6. Fence Mower  MSRP: $2,895.00 - $3,295.00  Two Size Options  Mechanically Driven (Belt and Gearbox)  Operates on One Side http://www.fencemower.com/

  7. Design Concepts  Three Design Ideas for CAD  Determine Testing for Blade Testing  Work Breakdown Structure Needed for Help with Ideas

  8. Cutting Material Testing Experiments and Physical Testing

  9. Test Planning  Gathered Several Materials for Cutting Evaluation  Test Unit Was Fitted with Drive Components to Facilitate Material Assessment.

  10. Test Execution Experimental Set-Up  Six Plots Results  Pursue Three Cutting  Six Different Cutting Types Types  Straight Blade  Acceptance Criteria  Multi-Blade  Visual Appearance of Cut  String Type  Time Elapsed

  11. Cutting Head Types http://www.buywright.co.nz/buywrightparts.html

  12. Tractor Trimmer It’s a weed whacker for your tractor!

  13. All Belt

  14. Gear Box and Belts

  15. Hydraulic

  16. Common Design Features

  17. Common Design Features

  18. Common Design Features 4 1 2 5 3 6

  19. Common Design Features

  20. Common Design Features

  21. Common Design Features

  22. Ground Following

  23. Pro and Cons All Belts PROS CONS  The service points – most greased bearings on rotational parts   Replacement parts can be obtained at Numerous sizes of similar parts all farm supply or auto parts stores increasing total part count   Very elementary concept – easy for Most extensive shielding requirements everyone to grasp over initial directional transfer pulleys   Multiple slip points if the cutting Bending belts increases stress, in turn head were to be obstructed wearing belts faster and requiring more frequent replacement

  24. Pro and Cons Gearbox / Belts PROS CONS  Gearboxes have many previously proven uses in agricultural equipment  Reduces structural material in LTP  Additional parts count (gear box) over complete belt design  Added maintenance point (gear oil)  Reduces the number of bearings and  Not every farm supply or auto store rotational parts will have a replacement gear box  Eliminates one guarded structure over all belts design

  25. Pro and Cons Hydraulic Transfer PROS CONS  Allows for a much smaller Lateral Tilt Plate (LTP) and arm by eliminating belts and gear box – less material cost  Bulky reservoir to add to implement  Least number of rotating parts – most  Hydraulic fluid can coat surfaces if a serviceable option (fewer grease line were to bust spots and no bearings)  Needs pressure relief valve to allow  Lowest total parts count – highest for “slip joint” of cutting drive system manufacturability  Simplifies working pivot joint with no rotating shaft to integrate

  26. Cost All Belt Gearbox/Belt Frame $ 637.15 Frame $ 462.27 Drives $ 371.32 Drives $ 494.72 Cutting Head $ 83.70 Cutting Head $ 83.70 Fabrication $ 400.47 Fabrication $ 373.72 Assembly/Paint $ 170.00 Assembly/Paint $ 170.00 $ 1,662.64 $ 1,584.41 Hydraulic Frame $ 255.75 Drives $ 900.00 Cutting Head $ 83.70 Fabrication $ 324.15 Assembly/Paint $ 170.00 $ 1,733.61

  27. Next Semester  Choose Drive System Concept with Client  Further Develop Design  Size torsion springs for working hinge and breakaway  Develop shielding  Safety- ASAE S471.1 (Rotary Mower Safety)  Fabrication of Tractor Trimmer  Assembly  Testing  Ground following concepts

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