Kverneland RB 100 plough

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Turning part. Also take a look at the small tools. It’s actually real tools made for the small nuts.

In these two following pictures you will see the secrets of the turning part.
Two 90dgr. bewelgears and a motor do the trick. A potentiometer is mounted to set the endpoints and it can be fine tuned via the radio controller.

Here is the start of the first furrow adjustment. It will be adjusted via a spindle…

Rearend is done, except of the fender over the cylinder. Turning cylinders are done with adjustment-nuts

When you take a look under the plowframe you will notice the wire coming out to raise and lower the plow. Fine tuning is done by the nut on the cylinder

All functions are working; (Video at bottom)

Landwheel steeres left and right, stopsrews are securing that the wheel is aligned with the coming landsides.

Plough raises and lowers, again the stopscrew secures the correct depth.
Boom turns over and tiltscrews are in place to secure that the boom lays horizontal when the tractor drives in the furrow.

First furrow adjustment is working. Furrowwidth adj. is coming soon….

Electronics consists of a printboard from a Hitec HS 5045 digital servo. But the potentiometers has got a 2 kOhm resistance to achieve a full 180+ degr. operation. Instead of the 120degr. standard. Endpoint and trims is made from the transmitter.

Video says more than words and pics….

Here is a Video: