Adapter on EL44 Series Manure Spreaders for VogelSang SwingUp (15m) Tool Bar
- Benefit from an efficient, economical and environmental friendly dribble bar system.
- Tool bar from a well-known manufacturer which is in compliance with existing standards in most countries or regions outside North and South Americas.
- Combining the durable and high quality manufacturing from the EL44 series manure spreaders with a tool bar type that is popular with customers.
- Lightweight tool bar requiring low traction.
- Working width 15 meters.
Power Steering System
The field proven hydraulic power steering system is unique in that it matches the turning angle of the tractor. The operator can disengage the power steering to improve stability while traveling on the road. When disengaged, the wheels are maintained parallel to the reservoir by means of heavy-duty compression springs.
- Ensures a safer operation
- Reduces damage to vegetation and eliminates strain on spreader hubs, axles and chassis
Hydraulic Suspension
The 30 cm stroke suspension distributes weight evenly on all wheels for smoother travel over irregular terrain and reduces stress to the reservoir. Suspension cylinders are located close to the center of gravity of the reservoir. When the spreader is full, this unique design reduces excessive load variations on the draw bar and improves the tractor traction.
- Rigid transaxles, in combination with suspension cylinders mounted close to the wheels, reduce the "rebound effect" commonly experienced on rough terrain.
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