Among the biogas novelties Hugo Vogelsang Maschinenbau GmbH will show its versatile product range for the agricultural market at this year's Agritechnica (November 10–14, 2015, Hannover, Hall 23, Booth C17). The new progressive cavity pump CC-77 for slurry tankers will be introduced. Apart from the proven slurry spreading technology XTill, dribble bar and the sliding skate BaseRunner, the slurry retrofitting set SynCult for disk harrows meanwhile has been established on the market – now it is available for two new manufacturers: Horsch Maschinen GmbH and Alois Pöttinger Maschinenfabrik Ges.m.b.H. “Overall, we are now cooperating with five of the most important manufacturers of tillage equipment on the German market. This shows that there is a demand for this type of retrofitting solutions for simultaneous liquid manure spreading. This is a big success for us,” says Managing Director Harald Vogelsang.
New SynCult cooperative partners
SynCult is now also available for the FOX short disk harrow from Pöttinger as well as the Joker short disk harrow from Horsch. Thus both work steps of tillage and liquid manure spreading/incorporation can be combined. This saves time and costs and ensures that the 4-hour incorporation rule is observed. SynCult is a complete set containing all the parts needed for the retooling of short disk harrows. This means that manufacturers´ product guarantees are not affected and a long lifetime is assured for the liquid manure system on tillage equipment. Other SynCult partners are Amazone, Väderstad and Köckerling.
The CC-77 progressive cavity pump can now also be installed on tankers
The DLG silver medal-winning CC-77 progressive cavity pump can now also be installed on liquid manure tankers. The model was equipped with a suitable drive, a power take-off, and pumps economically with a maximum capacity of up to 6,800 l/min. All maintenance work can be carried out directly on site without dismounting the pump. You can simply replace the entire rotating unit or just the rotor and stator with a new unit. “For the first time, there is an easy to maintain progressive cavity pump for tankers, too,” says Vogelsang.
