Bedding Spreader

Question

What bedding materials can the Bedding Spreader handle?

How are spreading distance and bedding thickness controlled?

Accepted Answer

The BS series bedding spreader can handle dry cow manure, wood chips, rice hulls, biogas residue, sand, and other common bedding materials.

Accepted Answer

Spreading distance and bedding thickness can be adjusted from the cab control system by changing the discharge gate opening and matching it with vehicle travel speed. A wider gate opening increases discharge volume.

Why is a plunger motor used?

Bedding materials, especially sand, are often heavy and create high resistance during conveying. A plunger motor provides high starting torque, allowing the auger to start smoothly under heavy load and reducing the risk of blockage.

What type of truck chassis is required?

The BS series bedding spreader is designed as an upper-mounted system and can be matched with different truck chassis brands. Capacity options from 6 m³ to 30 m³ are available for medium-duty and heavy-duty truck configurations.

What is the effective working distance of the Bedding Spreader?

Effective working distance depends on capacity. Typical reference values are below 120 m for 8 m³, below 150 m for 10 m³, below 180 m for 12 m³, and below 400 m for 30 m³.

Accepted Answer

Bedding materials, especially sand, are often heavy and create high resistance during conveying. A plunger motor provides high starting torque, allowing the auger to start smoothly under heavy load and reducing the risk of blockage.

Accepted Answer

The BS series bedding spreader is designed as an upper-mounted system and can be matched with different truck chassis brands. Capacity options from 6 m³ to 30 m³ are available for medium-duty and heavy-duty truck configurations.

Accepted Answer

Effective working distance depends on capacity. Typical reference values are below 120 m for 8 m³, below 150 m for 10 m³, below 180 m for 12 m³, and below 400 m for 30 m³.