according to the form illustrated a pair of draft bars 1 are attached one at one side of the implement 2 and the other at the other side so that they are in spaced relationship at the implement but converge forwardly to a pull head 3 which has connected to it a draft member 4 adapted to engage the draw bar of a tractor or the like , and these draft bars 1 are coupled to the pull head 3 by a pair of coupling pins 5 positioned outwardly from the centre of the pull head so that by withdrawing one or other of these pins 5 the draft bars 1 can be separately manipulated in angle to allow them to be moved out of the position which they normally hold when in transport , thereby to permit the cart to be placed into position between the draft bars 1 or removed when required . the cart 6 itself has a frame 7 which also has draft members 8 extending forwardly between the draft bars 1 of the implement , and these draft members 8 engage the draft member 4 which is located centrally on the pull head 3 through universal pivot means such as a ball pivot 9 so that the cart can tilt in any direction without the implement restraining such movement . the pull head comprises upper and lower frame members 10 and 11 and spacers 12 secured thereto , and the members 10 and 11 are apertured at the ends to receive the coupling pins 5 . the upper and lower frame members 10 and 11 each support a central hollow spacer 13 to position the ball pivot 9 centrally therebetween , and apertures in the central part of the frame members 10 and 11 allow the connecting pin 14 , which serves to connect the pull head 3 to the cart 6 , to be positioned . in the form shown the draft bars 1 are in girder form as shown in fig3 to provide a stable support between the pull head 3 and the forward frame bar 17 of the implement 2 so that the implement 2 can be supported on ground wheels 18 arranged along a transverse axial line , but if the implement is supported on forward and rearward wheels the draft bars can be single bars . the draft bars 1 have at their forward ends socket members 15 which are the members which engage the coupling pins 5 . the draft bars have holding pins 19 engaging brackets 20 on the frame bar 17 , allowing either one or both draft bars 1 to be swung outwardly when one or both of the coupling pins 5 are withdrawn , to thereby allow the cart to be positioned or removed . the implement can be drawn by the draft bars 1 when a cart 6 is not in position by using a pair of pull stabilizers 22 connected angularly between the forward parts of the draft bars , one of the said pull stabilizers connecting to one draft bar 1 near its attachment to the pull head 3 , or at that attachment , and at its other end connects to the other draft bar 1 some distance back from the attachment point of that draft bar 1 to the pull head 3 so that the two pull stabilizers cross and provide a rigid relationship of the pull head to the implement . connection is by pins 23 and 24 between the ends of the pull stabilizers 22 and the draft bars 1 . when the seeder cart is in position however these pull stabilizers 22 are not used but movement limiting stabilizer bars 25 , having limited extension , are connected between the frame 7 of the cart 6 and the draft bars 1 of the implement in such a manner that the cart is maintained in a generally central position between the implement draft bars 1 , the wheels 26 of the cart 6 being caster wheels as in our earlier australian letters patent no . 521 , 583 so that the wheels of the cart 6 can maintain correct alignment in relation to the direction of movement of the implement . the telescopic stabilizer means are coupled at their forward end by pins 27 to the frame 7 of the cart 6 and at the trailing ends by pins 28 to the draft bars 1 . the pull head thus comprises , in the preferred form shown , an upper frame member 10 and lower frame member 11 with fixing spacers 12 therebetween and carrying a central connecting pin 14 which engages the ball pivot 9 of the cart 6 , the outer ends of the plates carrying a pair of coupling pins 5 to engage the draft bars 1 of the implements one on each side of the central pin . the stabilizer bars 25 can be telescopic bars with limited extension and could include centering springs . in this way the implement 2 can readily be drawn by the pull head 3 whether or not the cart is positioned between the draft bars 1 , and by withdrawing the coupling pins 5 the draft bars 1 can be disconnected from the pull head 3 to allow the draft bars 1 to be swung outwardly , thus again allowing a cart 6 to be readily positioned at the forward part of the implement between the implement draft bars 1 and allowing the cart 6 to move readily in relation to the ground about the ball pivot 9 . thus the cart is maintained in a central relationship between the implement draft bars 1 , but some movement is allowed by the telescopic stabilizer bars 25 by having these projecting rearwardly from the frame 7 of the cart 6 at an angle to engage pivot pins 28 on the draft bars , thus allowing rise and fall as well as tilting between the cart and the implement . the telescopic action is arranged to be sufficient for the required movement but to prevent the cart 6 from moving too close to the draft bars 1 . it will be realised that the actual construction of the pull head can be varied but generally the construction will be such that a central connecting pin 14 can engage a ball pivot 9 and the pull head 3 while two outer coupling pins 5 will engage the forward ends of the implement draft bars 1 so that these draft bars 1 are spaced apart at the pull head 3 to allow the draft members 8 of the cart to be attached between the draft bars 1 of the implement 2 . it will be realised that the pull head 3 is connected to the draft member 4 by the universal ball pivot 9 so that it can swivel on the draft member but transmits pull to the implement 2 , the withdrawable coupling pins 5 allowing the draft bars 1 to be released from the pull head 3 , the stabilizer bars 25 between the cart 6 and the draft bars 1 allowing limited movement of the rear of the cart 6 in any direction because of the use of the universal ball pivot 9 but restraining the rear part of the cart 6 from fouling the draft bars 1 during turning . the cart 6 remains in a general axial alignment with the tillage implement 2 but being capable of rise and fall and of rotational movement about the cart axis . as shown in fig3 the main frame of the implement 2 , can have side frames 30 hinged to the outer ends of the main frame to give an articulated construction and having wheels 31 in known manner , secondary draft members 32 then transmitting pull from the forward ends of the draft bars 1 to the outer ends of the side frames 30 . the triangles formed between the draft bars 1 and secondary draft members 32 serve to add stability to the implement . the seeder feed and quality control mechanism can be carried by the cart as well as the bins 33 and is coupled by hoses 34 to secondary distributors 35 and then discharge is through air hoses to the ground .
a seeder cart having draft apparatus and caster wheels arranged to be coupled between draft bars of an agricultural implement , the seeder cart carrying seed and / or fertilizer bins and a metering arrangement to feed the seed and / or fertilizer to distributor points on the implement characterized by a pull head on the seeder cart having withdrawable pins on the pull head allowing the implement to be detached from the draft bar of the seeder cart , the pull head having a universal coupling device between it and the draft apparatus of the seeder cart and the seeder cart having limited movement stabilizer apparatus connecting its rear portion to the draft bars of the implement .