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Why Does Ausroad™ use a belt and auger system in its spreader box?

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Why Does Ausroad™ use a belt and auger system in its spreader box?

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A belt and auger system allows full use of the aggregate spreader without having to tip the hopper. All speeds are adjustable from the cab to allow the correct cover rates to be applied. Unlike the competition the Ausroad™ unit has an optimizing roller fitted to the spreader box, similar to other industrial spreaders. This allows for aggregate cover adjustment independent of ground speed. The operator can adjust spray and cover rates separately. With the Ausroad™ belt system the hopper does not need to be tipped. Tipping the hopper cab result in stability issues and can cause safety issues in confined areas with overhead power lines and trees. • More even aggregate distribution • More control over aggregate distribution • Adjustable to aggregate sizes • No need to tip the hopper and safer • More stability For these reasons Ausroad™ avoids having to tip the hopper.

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