Yes. The software that ensures operation has been developed for nearly 10 years by farmers with excellent technical knowledge who work with tractors on a daily basis. This continuous testing and incremental development have resulted in extremely high-quality steering and features. Due to its open-source nature, the software is completely free, so the customer really […]
Our system is based on the globally popular, open-source AgOpenGPS software. Our mission is to provide farmers with an affordable, professional precision farming tool. By scouring internet forums, anyone can put the system together, but this often involves long part hunts, soldering electronics, and crimping cables. We provide a complete hardware package pre-assembled, programmed, and […]
Absolutely! If you’re not yet ready to invest in automatic steering, the AgOpen guidance system is an excellent way to start using the system. This package provides ±2.5 cm accuracy to support manual steering. It can be expanded into a full robot steering system at any time in the future by utilizing the hardware (RTK/GPS […]
Our most popular package includes everything needed for immediate work: Control Box: with the latest V4.5 panel, built-in UM982 (3-band) RTK receiver, and the extremely precise TM171 tilt sensor (IMU). Wiring Harness: with connectors and built-in activation/main switch buttons. Steering Unit: available in Direct Drive or Geared versions. Wheel Angle Sensor (WAS): including mounting elements. […]
Yes, parts can be purchased separately in the webshop (e.g., just the wiring harness, just the control box without RTK, or just the direct drive motor with an adapter). This is particularly useful if you have already built your own system but want to supplement it with a professional direct drive motor or a reliable […]
No, not at all necessary! A great advantage of the AgOpenGPS system is its flexibility. As a cost-effective solution for a second machine, we recommend purchasing only the fixed components (wheel angle sensor, wiring harness, antenna). The more expensive components, like the tablet and the control box, can be comfortably and quickly transferred between the […]
To ensure you select the correct adapter, the most reliable method is to remove the steering wheel and measure the diameter of the splined shaft, as shown in the image.
In most cases, the spline count is 36; therefore, the diameter is the determining factor. Based on our experience, dimensions are consistent across certain brands.
Models for which the data in the table below are highly reliable:
John Deere and newer machines from the CNH Group: A+
Claas and Massey Ferguson: N
| Adapter Model | Tractor Brands & Models | Adapters teeth no. | Adapters size |
|---|---|---|---|
|
A+ |
CNH group newer:
|
36 |
21.8-22.1 |
|
D |
|
36 |
20.4 |
|
K |
|
36 |
17.8 |
|
N |
|
36 |
15.8 |
|
B |
|
36 |
18.2 |
|
W |
|
36 |
18.5 |
|
F |
|
single key |
24.5 |
|
NH40 |
older ones:
|
40 |
17.7 |
|
T |
|
18 |
15.45 |
|
G |
RARE:
|
36 |
15.6 |
|
C |
|
single key (conical) |
23.33-25.4 |
|
BENZ- 72S |
|
72 |
23.5 |
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