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SBGuidance Onland Plough I Version 1.3 I CAN
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3. When the plough is in its widest position,
measure the actual plough width. For
easy measuring it might be useful to
clamp a straight metal bar to the
landside of the last plough body (Figure
31). Calculate the total plough width.
For example, plough with 4 bodies:
measure distance between metal bar
(attached to landside of the last body)
and the tip of the first plough, measured
value is plough width over 3 bodies.
Divide the measured value by 3 and
multiply by 4 to know the actual plough
width.
Enter the calculated value at
Physical
Maximum Width
in tab page
Dimensions (Figure 33).
4. Put the plough in its most narrow
position and measure the actual plough
width using the same method as for
determining the maximal plough width.
Enter the value at
Physical Minimum
Width
in the tab page Dimensions.
Calibrating the plough width is also
possible throughout SBGuidance. Go to
Setup >> Vehicle (Figure 34).
Figure 33 CAN Tool tab page dimensions
Figure 34 Calibration wizard SBGuidance:
calibrating plough width