TCU

How does the TCU prevent seeding errors?

During autonomous seeding, an empty hopper can bring the machine to a halt mid-row, leaving skipped strips and requiring tedious rework.

The TCU eliminates this risk by continuously monitoring fill levels. As seeds run low, the system triggers a timely alert just before reaching the headland. The machine completes its pass and stops neatly at the field edge, allowing for a quick refill and a seamless return to operation.

What happens if a tine breaks while cultivating?

During deep cultivation, a tine’s shear bolt can snap upon hitting a buried object—an incident that often goes unnoticed from the cab.With the TCU, you’ll know instantly. The sensor detects the breakage, sends a real-time alert to TraXwise, and halts the machine within seconds. You can see exactly when and where the incident occurred, repair the tine, and resume work precisely where you left off.

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