Crop sensors detect silk locations to adjust spray nozzles, preventing blanket coverage waste and improving pesticide precision.
Relocating the air system into the container resolves rear axle overbalancing and torque issues while containing noise pollution from the fan assembly.
A switchable discharge device merges or separates granular materials via multiple outlets.
A hollow shaft with longitudinal slots serves as a torsionally flexible connecting element for agricultural spreader stirring mechanisms.
A dual fan air cart system uses pressure sensors to control pressurized airflow across separate zones.
A broadcast spreader adjusts feed rate and spinner speed via manual actuators to resolve the contradiction between control precision and device complexity.
A roof-shaped tarpaulin cover incorporates a trapezoidal viewing window to monitor container contents from the tractor cab.
A cyclonic elbow directs air-entrained seeds in a helical pattern to ensure uniform tank filling.
A funnel chute projection directs granular material exclusively over a side wall into a flow opening.