HAWE press release Silage Field Transfer Trailer ... - HAWE Wester
HAWE press release Silage Field Transfer Trailer ... - HAWE Wester
HAWE press release Silage Field Transfer Trailer ... - HAWE Wester
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<strong>HAWE</strong> <strong>press</strong> <strong>release</strong> <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> February 2009<br />
New <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> for <strong>Silage</strong><br />
The distances to be covered in the silage harvesting chain become ever greater. This has<br />
encouraged <strong>HAWE</strong>-<strong>Wester</strong>, the trailer specialist from Emsland in Germany and already<br />
renowned manufacturer of <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong>s for grain and sugar beet, to now introduce<br />
an interesting similar concept for the forage harvest.<br />
Protecting soil structure on arable and pasture land<br />
Large silage harvesters with 1000 HP and high chopping performance require the<br />
appropriate scale of transport back-up. Big biogas plants or dairy farms need huge amounts<br />
of forage and high harvesting performance so that the green feed is ensiled as quickly as<br />
possible. Continually increasing numbers of silage trailers with low ground <strong>press</strong>ure tyres to<br />
meet this demand increase transport cost input and therefore cannot be the right way to<br />
achieve cost-optimised forage harvesting.<br />
For this reason, <strong>HAWE</strong>-<strong>Wester</strong>, the specialist for modern transport solutions has developed<br />
the new <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> and presented it at the DeLuTa exhibition in Münster<br />
(Dec. 2008). This concept could in future involve two of the new <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong>s being<br />
loaded by silage harvester and bringing the chopped material rapidly and cleanly to the<br />
headland for transferring onto road-suitable fast tractor-trailer rigs or trucks. Load<br />
transference rate can be 10 cubic meters per minute via blower fan fitted in front of the trailer<br />
bodywork directly driven by the tractor without intermediate gearing.<br />
Blowing 10 cubic meters per minute<br />
A further advantage is the excellent visibility for the <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> driver.<br />
Reverse manoeuvring as with other systems is not required and this saves a lot of time. The<br />
<strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> can blow the forage to a height of 4.50 m into the transport vehicle or
the digester container of a biogas plant. Additionally, the new trailer has proved itself as not<br />
susceptible to rolling over during testing under commercial farming conditions, the design<br />
being based on the renowned <strong>HAWE</strong> <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> with load volumes of up to 60 cubic<br />
meters. For biogas plant managers the new <strong>HAWE</strong> <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> offers the<br />
possibility of filling the digester container every day, with transport of fermenting material<br />
from greater distances than before. To make it more efficient under these conditions the new<br />
<strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> features a robust timber bodywork that has performed well even<br />
with corrosive silage and displayed a much better resistance to damage than the more usual<br />
coated steel profile panels, which continue to give good service on standard silage trailers.<br />
With large-scale biogas plants, or in groups of several 500 kW units, the <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong><br />
<strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> offers a higher performance compared with telescopic loaders, even where<br />
the silage clamps are in the vicinity of the digester containers.<br />
Experience and reliability<br />
Customers can select from a large range of extra equipment for the new <strong>HAWE</strong> <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong><br />
<strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong>s with tandem or tridem running gear. These accessories have already been<br />
tried and tested on other trailers and their robustness under working conditions well proven.<br />
Mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic suspension, a variety of tyre types and the solid BPW<br />
axles are all available. Hydraulic drawbar suspension is incorporated as standard equipment<br />
and customers can choose the hitch system most suitable for their own situation. The drives<br />
are simple, robust and, above all, low-maintenance and overall wear and tear resistance is<br />
also a feature of the trailer.<br />
Logistics for professionals<br />
The new <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> from <strong>HAWE</strong> offers completely new opportunities in the<br />
modern and future-oriented silage harvesting chain and in the daily “feeding” of biogas<br />
plants. During the harvest season the system offers savings in silage trailers and enables<br />
rapid and clean transference onto trucks that can cover the ever-greater distances from field<br />
to ensiling point faster and above all more cost-efficiently. And under wet silage harvesting<br />
conditions the low ground <strong>press</strong>ure tyres leave a minimum of tracks and soil compaction.<br />
Over and above this, the concept offers the bioenergy farmer completely new opportunities<br />
for bringing silage into the biogas plants from much further afield than was possible before -<br />
and of feeding it into the digester container directly with the high performance blower.<br />
With the new <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> from <strong>HAWE</strong> farmers, bioenergy producers,<br />
machine rings and contractors all have the chance of a future oriented, cost-effective concept<br />
which is new but despite this has already proved its practicality and working dependability<br />
through tried and tested components from other trailers that are now built into the concept –<br />
a concept that opens up new possibilities for saving labour and costs and at the same time<br />
increasing performance.<br />
<strong>HAWE</strong>-<strong>Wester</strong> GmbH & Co. KG Maschinenbau<br />
Zum Turm 16, 26892 Wippingen<br />
Tel.: 04966 / 91880, Fax 04966 / 1211<br />
Caption:
The new <strong>HAWE</strong> <strong>Silage</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>Trailer</strong> is exceptionally suitable for daily filling of biogas<br />
plants. In silage harvesting it also offers an important new link in the transport chain with the<br />
ability to transfer 10 cubic meters of maize silage per minute.<br />
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