JOSKIN water bowsers are fitted as standard with many pieces of equipment: a protected level gauge, a Ø 450 mm upper filling opening, a 2"1/2 ball valve and a baffle (from 3,600 l models). This not only prevents the water from sloshing around during transport, but also reinforces the tank. All of this equipment provides a greater ease of use and handling.
JOSKIN uses two types of couplings: “Italy/Baroni” and “Perrot”. The former is relatively light, but its domed head can cope with imperfect alignments. As standard, we offer the Perrot, as it is more robust, but it requires the two sections to be connected to be aligned.
The arable injectors ensure that the slurry is injected deep into the soil, while at the same time they loosen the ground. They are designed on the basis of a double-beam frame reinforced by radiant crosspieces. The main advantage of this assembly is that it focuses the strains of the implement on the tanker, which then transfers them to the tractor. The stress is therefore reduced and the tank is not subjected to distortion. The frame is modular for all models: wide models are manufactured on the basis of the 2.8 m models with extensions. Versions over 3 m wide are equipped with a double-acting hydraulic folding system with an anti-torsion safety stop. All these implements are fitted with a certified road lighting system.
The meadow injectors inject the slurry into the ground while minimising the damages to its cover. They are assembled on the basis of the same galvanised frame. This standardisation allows an interchangeability of the injection elements. These single-beam frames are made of special high tensile steel offering the best compromise between strength and lightness. The ultra-compact design of the injector and the folding system result in a very low overhang, which significantly reduces the stress on the rear of the slurry tanker.
Most JOSKIN single axle vehicles have a bolted axle. The running gear can thus be easily moved when a change in load (eyelet weight/axle weight ratio) is required, especially when a rear implement is added to the original machine (e.g. slurry tanker with injector, tipping trailer with grain auger, etc.). The bolted axle also makes it easier to change tyres.