This roller traction system is the same system used by North American high performance war tanks, making the ASV RT120F reach an impressive 16 km/h, making it an agile vehicle in operation or to move from one field to another. other. The contact area in the soil reaches practically 2 m2, resulting in minimum soil pressure at only 3.2 psi or 30.2 kpa. Thus, it does not affect the roots or compacts the soil, allowing the same original condition of water absorption and plant nutrients. Another important
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is another outstanding feature. A wide rubber mat 50 cm wide, with internal polycarbonate blanket, made in a single fusion and supported by a totally open tilting system. The goal is to make the tread surface mold to the ground, increasing the area of effective contact with the surface. The open, wheeled rubber-edged system causes wood or stone debris to roll freely through the propulsion system without affecting the conveyor belt and being discarded at some point.
point is that, with this lightness, the recurring challenge of moving with treadmill equipment on roads is not a problem for this machine. Yet another clever feature in the design of mini-loaders is the attachment system of the machines with the implements: with universal fit design, implements of all makes and sizes use the same standard coupling system. “That’s why in the United States there are hundreds of implements for these machines, including many quite interesting for the mechanization of today’s activities done manually or with heavy machinery, such as the mechanic poles of Danuser, which put fence posts four times faster and with just one operator. Other examples are loading blades, claws, fellers, drum crushers, or even electric pole extractors such as EZspotUR. There are hundreds of different activities “, details Alex Gorissen.
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