Undercut, pretensioned roll-segment connections block dirt ingress, reduce wear, and keep crop cleaning rolls easy to release.
A pivoted hitch cuts turning radius without tractor front lift, while a dual conveyor improves soil clod and debris separation.
A movable longitudinal conveyor module adjusts laterally relative to a screening belt conveyor, reducing lateral projection and crop loss near field boundaries.
Segmented adjustment mechanisms resolve the complexity-versus-adaptability contradiction, enabling precise separation of tubers from soil clods.
Segmented partial shells detach from the roller body to replace working tools without removing the unit, preventing bearing contamination.
An evaluation device processes optical sensor data to generate adjustment signals for separating elements.