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Milled peat stockpiling harvester I-40 V 

Pneumatic milled peat stockpiling harvester collects peat straight from the surface of the field.

The wagon is unloaded from the bottom and the wagon compacts the peat into stockpiles. Bottom unloading is a patented method. The blower's drivetrain is equipped with a hydraulic clutch (no V-belts). The suction duct is equipped with flexible joints to prevent damage from vibration. Nozzle is lifted up and any blockages that remained in the nozzle during loading fall out. Illuminated screen - full load indicator.

 

Technical data

Working width 4,000 mm
Driving speed 6-10 km/h
Power requirement min. 80 kW
   
Power 120-200 m3/h
Blower's drivetrain mechanical
Power takeout 1,000 rpm
Weight 6,500 kg
Tyres width 774 mm, height 1,850 mm, 4 pcs
Height of tyres 1,850 mm
Chassis tractive, drivetrain, mechanical
   
Wide axle Distance between tyre flanges 2,800 mm
Peat load 36 m3
Tank capacity 40 m3
Tank width 4,000 mm
Tank length 3,100 mm
Total width 7,800 mm
Total length 9,000 mm
Total height 5,250 mm
Outer width of tyre sets 4,850 mm
Diameter of blower's air inlet 1,120 mm
Nozzle's air inlet 80 x 2000 mm, 2 pcs
Air speed in air inlet 50 m/s
Blower's revolution count 1,216 rpm
Amount of air 19.9 m3/s
Blower's power requirement 63 kW
Surface treatment sand blasting, priming and topcoating
Air and material controls (polythene plates) on the ceiling.

 

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Special features of pneumatic harvester 1-40 V

  1. Bottom unloading
    Loads can be unloaded onto the stockpile while driving, which grows the stockpile without a separate stockpiling machine. The stockpile becomes tight, the storing of peat improves and there is no danger of self-combustion.

     

  2. Nozzles
    Looking from behind, the nozzles are on the right side of the wagon so that it is easier for the driver to monitor their operation. Looking from behind, the tractor's hydraulic control devices are on the right side of the cabin. As the driver's right hand is on the control lever, he is already partially turned toward monitoring the nozzles. As such, the driver experiences increased comfort during driving. Nozzle damage is minimised with the use of suspension and lifting equipment. Nozzles are lifted so that the air inlet points downward. Any blockages that remain during loading fall out on their own. 

  3. Tank and suction ducts
    Special attention and care has been taken with the sealing of the tank and the suction ducts. This way, the blowers' dissipation rates have been eliminated. Leaking seals on tanks is one reason why dust flows freely in the blower.

  4. Sheet metal parts
    The sheet metal on the tank and the cyclone has been rigidly deep-textured to prevent heat-related bending caused by welding and bending caused by vacuums. This also gives the wagon a finished look. All parts have been sand blasted as well as primed and top-coated.

  5. Blower's drivetrain
    The drivetrain is equipped with a hydraulic clutch (no V-belts).

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