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Dutch translation: woeler (spoorwoeler, diepwoeler, ondergrondwoeler)

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German term or phrase:Lockerer (Spurlockerer, Tiefenlockerer, Untergrundlockerer)
Dutch translation:woeler (spoorwoeler, diepwoeler, ondergrondwoeler)
Entered by: Ron Peek

19:12 Jun 3, 2004
German to Dutch translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Agriculture / agricultural machines
German term or phrase: Lockerer (Spurlockerer, Tiefenlockerer, Untergrundlockerer)
I am looking for the Dutch translation of 'Spurlockerer'.
It appears in the following context on the following website, near the bottom: http://www.ebinger-rhodt.de/prodana/

What is a 'Lockerer'? And how does a 'Spurlockerer' differ from a 'Tiefenlockerer' and a 'Untergrundlockerer'? Many thanks in advance!

Ron
Ron Peek
United Kingdom
Local time: 06:54
woeler (spoorwoeler, diepwoeler, ondergrondwoeler)
Explanation:
Take a look at the websites for

spoorwoeler: http://www.frato.nl/Wiedeg/algemene_wiedeg.htm

diepwoeler : http://www.wifo.nl/nederlands/nlframe.htm

ondergrondwoeler: http://www.farmstore.nl/
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Marian Pyritz
Germany
Local time: 07:54
Grading comment
Many thanks ;-)
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Summary of answers provided
4woeler (spoorwoeler, diepwoeler, ondergrondwoeler)
Marian Pyritz
3cultivator or woeler; diepwoeler
Henk Peelen
3vorentrekker
Jan Pott (X)
3oprullen
papez (X)


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19 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
cultivator or woeler; diepwoeler


Explanation:
I guess it's whether a cultivator or a woeler; both serve to loosen the ground

Use internet reference 1 & 2 to see a cultivator or a woeler

These machines have quite loose, often springy forks / prongs to loosen the soil. A woeler is used between rows of plants, wheras a cultivator might be used to loose the soil 'at random' because there is no crop in here; instead it's used to make a seedbed or -plot.

Next to thes it could be a diepwoeler, which has far more sturdy prongs to loosen / breath a more tight soil to a deeper level.

See internet reference 2 to see all the machines.

So the Tiefenlockerer and Untergrundlockerer are diepwoelers in my opinion, whereas the Spurlockerer is a cultivator, I guess



    Reference: http://landbouw.2dehands.be/markt/land_akker/cultivator.html
    Reference: http://www.damcon.nl/ned/grond.html
Henk Peelen
Netherlands
Local time: 07:54
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Native speaker of: Native in DutchDutch
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39 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
vorentrekker


Explanation:
The website contains a wealth of information on the subject of sowing machines; dozens of pages, so there may be a better answer there than what I found.


    Reference: http://www.findoldtractors.com/library/Landbouwmachines/hfd3...
Jan Pott (X)
Netherlands
Local time: 07:54
Native speaker of: Dutch
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47 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
oprullen


Explanation:
Het oprullen van de grond.
Na het ploegen kan de grond opegeruld worden. Worden de grote harde stukken grond opgeruld. Is weer iets anders als eggen, waarbij de grond fijn korrelig en egaal getrokken wordt.
Lockeren is soepen en doorlaatbaar maken> oprullen.( misschien een verouderde term).

papez (X)
Netherlands
Local time: 07:54
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11 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5
woeler (spoorwoeler, diepwoeler, ondergrondwoeler)


Explanation:
Take a look at the websites for

spoorwoeler: http://www.frato.nl/Wiedeg/algemene_wiedeg.htm

diepwoeler : http://www.wifo.nl/nederlands/nlframe.htm

ondergrondwoeler: http://www.farmstore.nl/

Marian Pyritz
Germany
Local time: 07:54
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman, Native in DutchDutch
PRO pts in category: 4
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Many thanks ;-)
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