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Title:
Soil Compaction by Manure Spreaders Equipped with Standard and Oversized Tires and Multiple Axles
Author(s): Bedard, Y., S. Tessier, C. Lague, Y. Chen and L. Chi
Publication Date: January 1, 1997
Reference: Transactions of the ASAE.Vol. 40(1): 37-43
Country: Canada

Summary:

Tests were realized with manure spreaders of different capacities from 5,5 cubic meters (spreader weight equal 95,5 kN), to 18,0 cubic meters (corresponding to 218 kN). Spreaders exceeding 154 kN correspond to 12,3 cubic meters tanks or of bigger capacity. As multiple axles spreaders have bigger tank capacity, they compare or have higher ground pressures than smaller spreader with tandem.

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