Assembly and function
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Tramline rhythm
The tramline system allows the creation of tramlines in the field.
Tramlines are marks in which no seed is sown (Fig. 43/A) for the later
operation of fertilising and crop protection machines.
The tramline spacing (Fig. 43/b) relates to the working width of the
husbandry machinery (Fig. 43/B), e.g. fertiliser spreaders and/or field
sprayers, for later operation in the field.
For setting the different tramline spacing (Fig. 43/b) enter the relevant
tramline rhythms into AMATRON 3
/
AMALOG
+
.
The necessary tramline rhythm (see table Fig. 43) results from the
desired tramline distance and the working width of the seed drill.
Table (Fig. 43) does not contain all settable tramline rhythms. You will
find the list for all settable tramline rhythms in the operator's manual
for the AMATRON 3/ AMALOG
+
.
The track width (Fig. 43/a) of the tramline corresponds to that of the
husbandry tractor and can be adjusted.
The track width of the tramline increases in relation to the increasing
number of tramline coulters arranged next to each other.
Fig. 43
Seed drill working width
8m
9m
12m
Tramline rhythm
Tramline spacing
(Working width of fertiliser spreader and field sprayer)
1
18
24
3
24
27
36
4
32
36
48
5
40
6
48
Table 1
