Fliegl Trans Farmer and Horsch Trailer Lift transport system: Piggyback trailer

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With farms covering wider areas and no sign of increasing weight limits for agricultural trailers, is the joint Fliegl/Horsch commercial trailer and tracked undercarriage for work in the field a sensible solution for UK ag businesses? We take a look at how the system works and ask the opinion of one of the first users […]

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With farms covering wider areas and no sign of increasing weight limits for agricultural trailers, is the joint
Fliegl/Horsch commercial trailer and tracked undercarriage for work in the field a sensible solution for UK ag businesses? We take a look at how the system works and ask the opinion of one of the first users

The commercial trailer, tracked undercarriage project between Horsch and Fliegl is not very new. Indeed the two firms have been trialling the combination for a couple of years now. The combination consists of a HGV tipping trailer that offers all the efficiency benefits of using a truck on the road while at the same time treading gently in the field thanks to the bespoke tracked chassis, which is pulled by a tractor.

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Article code: Driving Impression

Article issue: 08

Issue year: 2018

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