Fertilizer spreader RAUCH AXIS H 55 EMC +W ISOBUS

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Fertilizer spreader RAUCH AXIS H 55 EMC +W ISOBUS

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Mounted twin-disc fertiliser spreader with hydraulic disc drive, working widths up to 56 m and ISOBUS control.

Main advantages

  • 5,000 kg maximum payload — more fertiliser per fill
  • Hydraulic disc drive, 85 l/min — no PTO shaft needed
  • W remaining-quantity scales — hopper level always known
  • H Drive or GSE border spreading — clean field edges

Overview

About this product

The AXIS H 55 EMC +W ISOBUS is a RAUCH mounted twin-disc fertiliser spreader with hydraulic H Drive to the discs and working widths up to 56 m, attached by a category III/IV three-point hitch. EMC mass flow control sets the rate through fast electric slide servos; the agitator has an electric drive with auto-stop, and the W scales show the fertiliser left in the hopper.

ISOBUS electronics with a job computer support variable rate application, VariSpread pro section control and border spreading via H Drive or GSE.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandRAUCH
Equipment typeFertiliser spreader
ModelAXIS H 55 EMC +W ISOBUS
Working width12 m
ConditionNew
Weight790 kg
Hopper capacity1000 L

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