New Tong Caretaker trailer reversing sensors are a hit with potato growers

Tong Engineering Caretaker reversing sensors.

Tong Engineering Caretaker reversing sensors.

Septiembre 03, 2017

Tong’s market leading Caretaker mobile (potato) grader is now available with a new option of trailer reversing sensors, make loading the grader’s hopper much quicker, safer, easier and more accurate than ever before.

Designed to provide operators with the hopper loading version of parking sensors, the new trailer reversing system features a fully adjustable proximity sensor which detects the position of the trailer whilst reversing, and signals the driver once it is in place for tipping.

Nick Woodcock, Sales Manager at Tong Engineering:
 

“The latest models of our Caretaker grader are advancing all the time, incorporating new options and technical features that save time and make the grading process more efficient.”

“The latest option of trailer reversing sensors is proving very popular with growers when specifying a new machine, as it not only speeds up the transfer of crop to the hopper, but also ensures no spillage and safeguards against bumps and scrapes that can occur in the hopper loading process.”

“The Caretaker hopper is fitted with two identical LED ‘traffic light’ units, one at each side of the hopper, that signal green whilst the trailer slowly approaches the hopper, and turn red to signal stop once the trailer is in position.”

“It really is that simple.”
(Click to enlarge) The Caretaker is Tong Engineering's mobile grader for potatoes and other root vegetables

The Caretaker is Tong Engineering's mobile grader for potatoes and other root vegetables

The hopper’s proximity reversing sensor is suitable for use on practically any unloading vehicle, be it trailer or bulker, and can be easily adjusted by the operator for notably different unloading trailers.

Nick Woodcock:
 
“This new option is proving very popular.”

“I’m sure this will become one of those must-have features for customers specifying new models of our most advanced Caretaker grader.”
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