Amazone expands mounted plough range

The Teres 200 comes with hydraulic furrow width adjustment as standard. The overload safety protection can be specified either as a shear bolt on the Teres 200 V model, or hydraulically on the Teres 200 VS. Both variants are available in either four or five furrows. The Teres is equipped with SpeedBlade plough bodies with a patented extra-large front shin on the mouldboard. This ensures significantly less wear on the main body, even at faster ploughing speeds.
Another carefully designed detail is that the point covers the wing, meaning the joint is protected by the point. Thanks to this clever connection, no plant residues or baler twine get entangled in the plough. In addition, the open design of the frog prevents soil sticking so that the maximum ease of pull on the plough body is maintained.
The unique ©plus hardening process provides the basis for the highest quality of parts with carbon being introduced during the manufacture of Teres wearing metal. As a result, a very high hardness, and therefore a smooth surface, is achieved to the front of the mouldboard. This ensures a longer service life. The reverse side though remains softer and is therefore extremely tough and impact resistant.
The Teres 200 is fitted with infinitely variable hydraulic working width adjustment and front furrow adjustment as standard. This means that the front furrow can be adjusted conveniently from the cab as well as being adapted to suit varying soils and when working on slopes.
The depth adjustment is carried out either mechanically or hydraulically via a pendulum support wheel or combi support wheel. Various tyre sizes and profiles are available for precise depth control and a reliable self-driving effect.
The bolted overload safety protection on the Teres 200 V is executed via tried-and-tested shear bolts with a sheer force of 4,400 kg. The hydraulic overload safety protection on the Teres 200 VS ensures smooth and material-protective working in challenging operating conditions. The maximum lift stroke is 40cm, so that the bodies can also avoid large obstacles, even at deep working depths.