AgLife

Take control, remotely

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With grain growers looking for ways to improve the safety and efficiency of their operation, attention has often focused on new and innovative products.

Wimmera Mallee Ag spare parts interprete­r Aidan Timms said the Grainline Remote Controlled Door system, designed to fit to over the bagging door on the tailgate of a tipper, was developed to make filling seeders an easy and one-man operation.

“By installing these on the rear of existing tipping body trucks, the user can carry greater loads of seed and fertiliser while using existing equipment,” he said.

Farmers throughout Australia have proved these systems invaluable over the years as a safe and efficient way to fill seeders.

Mr Timms said the concept of being able to open, close and control the flow of material out of a grain door from the platform of a seeder had revolution­ised this operation.

Manufactur­ed in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, the completely wireless remote control system uses two 12 volt linear actuators to operate the doors.

“Lights on the face of the control box indicate which door is operating when it’s in use,” a NSW farmer explained. “By installing V-form divisions in your tipper and running transfer tubes down to your Rota door, you can set up your tipping truck to carry two or three different products.”

Mr Timms said using the remote controlled door system could save time, increase productivi­ty and minimise the risk of accidents.

To learn more about the Grainline Remote Controlled Door system, call in to Wimmera Mallee Ag’s site A69-77 at the Wimmera Machinery Field Days, or call 53 8261 03 or visit www.wimmeramal­leeag.com. au.

 ??  ?? ONE MAN JOB: The Grainline Remote Controlled Door system has made filling seeders an easy and one-man operation.
ONE MAN JOB: The Grainline Remote Controlled Door system has made filling seeders an easy and one-man operation.

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