First-class chopped material quality, outstanding throughput and low fuel consumption – the new JAGUAR 990 makes optimal use of the output of its 925 hp MAN V12 engine. And to enable you to achieve shorter lengths of cut we have completely revised the knife drum. The JAGUAR 990 is therefore the first forage harvester to be equipped with the new V-MAX 42 knife drum.

The CEMOS intelligent operator assistance system and the new CEBIS control system assist your operators in running the JAGUAR as efficiently as possible throughout the campaign. CEMOS sets up the machine automatically while the CEBIS touchscreen makes control inputs easier. All JAGUAR models comply with the relevant emission standards for their markets up to Stage V.

Seeing with CAM PILOT.

The CAM PILOT assumes control of steering the JAGUAR in combination with the PICK UP. The swath is detected as a three-dimensional image by a twin-lens camera. Corresponding signals are transmitted to the steering mechanism in the event of deviations in the swath shape or direction. The steering axle then responds to these steering commands. This makes for reduced operator workload at speeds up to 15 km/h.

Sensor-based with AUTO PILOT.

Even row-independent maize front attachments usually follow maize in rows – a task in which they are assisted by the AUTO PILOT. Two sensor arms each scan a row of maize. The signals they generate are translated into corrective steering impulses. Twin-row sensing allows automatic steering in row widths from 37.5 cm up to 80 cm.

Guidance by GPS PILOT.

The GPS PILOT uses satellite signals to steer the JAGUAR reliably and with unbeatable precision along parallel tracks, curved contours at the crop edge, or reference lines defined by the operator. It is possible for the operator to make use of the full working width and to reduce overlaps to a significant degree. You start the GPS PILOT via the multifunction lever. It actively controls the steering hydraulics and guides you across the field precisely at all speeds, regardless of the light conditions. It works at night or in low visibility just as precisely as it does in full daylight. You receive correction signals for whichever degree of accuracy you require. Existing GPS track lines in ISO XML format —produced by a swather during grass harvesting or generated during maize sowing, for example — can be used with the GPS steering system of the JAGUAR.

Operation.

The JAGUAR can be operated without previous knowledge. This means that even new operators can quickly handle the machine safely and reliably and make use of its performance capacity.

The touchscreen CEBIS gives you fast access to all the machine functions. The most important adjustments can even be made directly by means of switches on the armrest. Precise operation is ensured under all conditions, whether it’s a question of a bumpy ride across a field or an operator who is just getting used to the system. You can adjust and operate the JAGUAR in four ways, as required.

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