Machine for cleaning residual vines on vigna unguiculata vine pole

Abstract

The invention relates to a cleaning machine, in particular to a machine for cleaning residual vines on a vigna unguiculata vine pole. The machine used for cleaning the residual vines on the vigna unguiculata vine pole and capable of increasing the cleaning speed and reducing shaking amplitude of the vine pole is provided for solving the technical problems. According to the technical scheme, the machine used for cleaning the residual vines on the vigna unguiculata vine pole comprises a mounting plate, first rotating shafts, wheels, a guide rod and a guide roller, wherein the first rotating shafts are rotationally arranged on the left side and the right side of the lower part of the mounting plate, and the wheels are arranged at the outer ends of the first rotating shafts. Vines on the vinepole can be cleaned by a cutting device, the vine pole is enable to be recovered to the initial state, manual cleaning is not needed, preparation is made for next use, and the cleaning speed is higherthan the speed of manual cleaning, and the efficiency is higher; the position of the machine can be fixed by a toothed plate and a gear, then the machine is kept stable when the vines are cut, and adverse effects on vine cutting because of shaking of the whole machine due to the fact that the wheels are not fixed are avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a cleaning machine, in particular to a cleaning machine for residual vines of carob vines. Background technique [0002] Bean is an annual winding herb plant. In order to facilitate the growth of beans and produce more beans, people will insert a rattan pole next to the bean seedlings to facilitate the climbing of bean vines. When growing beans, people need to eradicate the bean seedlings and remove the vines on the rattan poles to facilitate the reuse of the rattan poles. At present, people use manual removal of the vines from the rattan poles, and people directly remove the vines from the rattan poles. Pull it up, or chop it off with a machete. These two methods are relatively slow to remove, and the effect is not very good; people directly pull the vines will scratch their hands, and when chopping with a machete, it is easy to cut the vines, and then Cause certain damage to rattan pole, be unfavorable for the repeated use o...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In order to overcome the shortcomings of the slow manual cleaning speed and the shaking of rattan poles when cleaning vines, the technical problem to be solved is to provide a carob rattan pole that can increase the cleaning speed and reduce the shaking range of the rattan poles. Residual Vine Cleaner

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