A new ISOBUS touchscreen is now an option across the full range of Bunning manure spreaders. It offers users faster processing speeds, variable rate application, and the ability to create as-applied maps after spreading.
The 7-inch Topcon
iD1 touchscreen replaces the ISOcan screen as the smallest control unit for Bunning spreaders. The iD1 screen benefits from the powerful Horizon ISO operating software, producing clearer graphics and delivering faster processing speeds than the ISOcan system.
It is also possible to apply manures at a variable rate in accordance with prescription maps. Operators can monitor field requirements and generate as-applied maps following applications, which can be helpful for compliance and job recording. The screen operates Topcon GPS separately from the tractor, while the iD1 is compatible with other machines for versatility across farming operations.
Ben Johnson, UK and IRE sales manager for Bunning, says the addition provides more options for recording work outputs. “ISOBUS control is an option on all our spreaders, so offering users improved interfaces that work seamlessly is essential. Greater flexibility, improved job recording accuracy, and variable rate application are essential, and this option allows users to select the correct touchscreen to suit their requirements.”
The iD1 touchscreen is available alongside the larger 12-inch Topcon XD+ touchscreen. Both are compatible with the full range of Bunning Horizontal Beater and Disc (HBD) and Twin Vertical Auger (TVA) spreaders, from 6t up to 40t.
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