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Mounted plough technology

Working width adjustment

 

During the adjustment of the plough body working width we can choose between two possibilities:
  • Multipositional system

    Connection between the carcase and plough body is performed by six holed bear frame, in such a way with the help of a pin axle every plough body working width can be changed in accordance with the following five positions: 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20.
    The extra of every Gregoire-Besson plough type is the system, which was designed for the farms, where they have homogeneous soil and fields of equal proportion and size
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  • Adjusting system of hydraulic continuous working width.

    With the help of adjusting system of continuous working width we can modify the plough working width accordingly to the soil changes. The system provides the possibility with the help of working width to correct the ploughing of the headland to the harrow. Besides we have possibility to correct the distorted furrow on the sloping ground at the level line, as well as in the case of clogging, crop residuals can be cleared off, even if there is maximal distance of plough bodies from each other.

    The system which connects the series of plough bodies is built on the principle of double external bar. So it becomes possible even during the work of the plough to change simultaneously the working width of the plough body series (especially its front part).

    The double bar system makes it possible to distribute the forces affecting the system and it helps to prolong the life time of the plough. The whole structure was designed on the external part of the casting, on one hand, for the easier maintenance of the connecting points, on the other hand, for easier possibility to assemble new plough bodies.

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