Crosetto Rimorchi produces a range of manure spreaders that extends from small single-axle models to high-capacity three-axle machines. The Mother Regulation has allowed for the expansion of agricultural trailer capacities, and Crosetto Rimorchi has further refined its machinery lineup. The SPL700 model is currently the flagship of the Crosetto manure spreader range, boasting a gross weight of 31 tonnes thanks to Mother Regulation approval. This spreader is designed for high hourly production, featuring a high load capacity and mechanical components engineered to withstand extreme stress.
Crosetto Rimorchi typically equips its manure spreaders with either two or four vertical beaters, depending on the application. For the SPL700, only two vertical beaters are provided, as the target market is clearly defined as large biogas plants, industrial-scale farms, and agricultural contractors. These sectors primarily spread digestate, short-fiber manure, and compost. However, the geometry of Crosetto’s beaters has extensively proven to perform excellently even with long-fiber manure. The distance between the two vertical elements and the design of the spreading spirals adapt exceptionally well to many different types of material, ensuring a uniform surface distribution.
The design care at Crosetto Rimorchi results in machines with construction details built for longevity. The choice between various chain types and the possibility of having floors and sideboards in different materials—ranging from wood to stainless steel—allows for full customization of every setup. Operators working with sludge and particularly wet materials can equip the SPL700 with airtight gates and a slurry collection floor to prevent ground leakage. Heavy-duty axles and mechanical or hydraulic suspensions, which adapt to multiple terrain types, allow the SPL700 to operate in extreme conditions where other vehicles would struggle to move. The technological features of Crosetto manure spreaders are today a benchmark in the industry. Adjusting the spreading speed is simple and functional, without sacrificing the robustness and reliability essential for these machines.
