Kobzarenko PBN-40

- Koormakate manuaalne küljelt küljele rullitav / Manual side-to-side rolling cargo cover - Teo kaldenurga hüdrauliline suunamine / Hydraulicaly adjustable incline of auger - Ümberlaadimiseteo otsa hüdrauliline suunamine / Pick of auger hydraulicaly adjustable - Mix pidurid (hüdro ja Wabco aut) / Mix brakes (hydraulic & pneumatic WABCO automatic)

Chaser bin PBN-40, tridem with axels distance 1525 mm, technically permissible total mass 40000 kg, technically admissible loading capacity 29220 kg, volume 40 m3, ADR Axles. Сonnection ring Ø40mm. Vertical auger Ø 522 mm (capacity 6 tons/min), cardan shaft with cut-off bolt, hydraulic lock clamp of the first and second stages of the vertical auger, mechanical cleaning flap of the vertical auger, mechanical cleaning flap of the horizontal auger - 4 pcs., body and frame separated by metal spacers - 6 pcs., LED top light, hydraulic drawbar support, ladder, DIN, oversized hammer, tool box. Tractor PTO speed 540/1000 rpm. Body L*W*H - 7960*3000*2175 mm, watering can - 4-5 mm, profile sides - 2 mm. The overall dimensions of the trailer L*W*H are 10530*3000*3520(5425)mm. Unloading height 4300(4770) mm. Loading height 3520 mm. Reloading trailer special constructed for transportation of grain from the combine and reloading it into other machines or containers. Also this machine can provide fast loading of seeders and loading BigBags. Main advantages: Increasing of the combine threshing by more then 30% - harvester does not stop and unloads grain while moving. Working on the wet field (Big tires with low pressure can easily goes through light swamps and mud). Reducing of seeding machine idle time under loading (the productivity of seeding machines increases up to 30% per shift). Weighing of grain on the field with the check issue or sending GPS data to an operator computer. Grain reloading trailer consist of one of the best EU parts, for example: Italian suspension (ADR firm), Polish discs (Pronar) with BKT, Mitas tires. All reducers and cardan shafts are Italian (Bondioli and Pavesi).