Teres mounted reversible plough

Teres mounted reversible plough

The models
With the Teres, AMAZONE offers a mounted reversible plough in 4, 5 or 6 furrows and hydraulic furrow width adjustment from 30 cm to 55 cm. Designed for use under the most arduous of conditions, the Teres is a robust plough with a high degree of comfort, thanks to its easy handling and adjustment.

The features at a glance

• 4, 5 or 6 furrows 
• For tractors up to 300 hp 
• Over-dimensioned beam: 150 x 150 x 8.8 mm 
• Hydraulic front furrow adjustment as standard on the Teres V and Teres VS 
• Shear bolt or hydraulic overload protection

The uncluttered hose rail enables optimum hose routing to the tractor. So nothing stands in the way of quickly attaching the plough. The hose rail sits completely behind the headstock in the working position.

The large hollow turnover shaft with a diameter of 130 mm allows two bearings of the same dimensions. This markedly increases durability. At the same time, the turnover shaft enables clean routing of the hydraulic pipes without the hoses being damaged.

The bearing-mounted ProtectShaft cross-shaft with integrated lower link balls ensures low levels of wear and maximum durability. The pivot bearings have a dampening effect and protect the plough on the headland and when driving on the road. Thanks to the integrated balls, the durability of the cross shaft is increased markedly on account of the larger diameter. The cross-shaft with a fixed pin including lower link balls and Walterscheid clamp type guide cones is available as an alternative.

The electric, pre-selection switchbox and an electro-hydraulic control block mean that several functions can be operated with just one spool valve. The functions for adjusting the furrow width, furrow depth and the front furrow can then be individually selected with the rotary switch.

Advantages of Comfort hydraulics 

• Full operational convenience using just one spool valve 
• Convenient adjustment from the cab 
• Reduced demand required when coupling

1. Working width
2. Front furrow width
3. Working depth