KRM will use Lamma to launch its new MH45 spreader, which features a fully hydraulic transmission and the latest 3rd generation Isobus system.
Each disc is independently regulated for fine tuning the spread pattern, both in the field and at the headland. The MH45 retains Bogballe’s “double double overlap” spread pattern with 180 degrees of overlap for precision with tolerance.
For headland spreading, operators can choose the “Trend” system with reversed disc direction or the “Dynamic” system where the discs continue to spin in-centre. The Trend system uses a unique design on the back of the vanes to throw a headland pattern, while the Dynamic system adjusts drop on point in combination with disc speed to produce an optimum headland pattern. With both, the operator can modify the spread pattern on the move to ensure precise cut off at the headland and even distribution into the field.
According to the company, the Gen 3 Isobus platform provides a more intuitive layout and more spreader functions assignable to the tractor’s joystick. The new platform also provides the ability to work with the “Weatherman” solution, a sensor that monitors temperature, humidity, wind speed and wind direction. The system automatically adjusts the spread pattern in real time based on the data collected and doesn’t rely on internet connectivity or require a licence.
