Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Abfahrgespann

English translation:

silage trailer

Added to glossary by Darko Kolega
Jul 4, 2014 09:05
9 yrs ago
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German term

Abfahrgespann

German to English Tech/Engineering Agriculture Traktor
• Leeres Abfahrgespann neben der Maschine positionieren.
• Gegenwiegung starten.
• Abfahrgespann beladen.
Achtung: darauf achten, dass alles geerntete Häckselgut auf dem Abfahrgespann geladen wird.
• Wenn das Abfahrgespann beladen worden ist die Gegenwiegung stoppen.

is it some kind of a trailer??

thanks for help
Proposed translations (English)
4 (silage) trailer
3 wagon

Discussion

Yorkshireman Jul 4, 2014:
Moving? Can we assume that the harvester and the trailer are moving forwards during harvesting/loading? Or is this the transfer from a stationary harvester with a storage facility to a stationary trailer that is filled and towed away?
Coqueiro Jul 4, 2014:
Gespann means a combination of tractor/truck and trailer.

Proposed translations

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(silage) trailer

You were right first time!

A typical trailer for what you describe would be a maize silage trailer.

These are used for transporting (abfahren) chopped maize leaves and stalks from the field for use as silage (feed) or as biomass for bio-energy plants.

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Note added at 1 hr (2014-07-04 10:14:51 GMT)
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As my dear colleague Cocqueiro notes, the trailer must be hitched to some kind of towing vehicle. Unless it is a truck mounted silage carrier.

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Note added at 1 hr (2014-07-04 10:17:31 GMT)
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What is a little confusing is that it says that the chopped silage has to be loaded on to the Gespann (trailer/tractor combo) and not into the high-sided trailer itself.
Note from asker:
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