Method for increasing the load on driving rear wheels of tractors during soil cultivation

A method for increasing a load on driving rear wheels of a tractor during soil cultivation performed by using an implement configured and operable for the soil cultivation, the method comprising:

• connecting the implement to a three point linkage of the tractor, wherein the three point linkage includes an upper link having an adjustable length;
• adjusting the vertical position of the implement by positioning arms of a lifting device,
• adjusting the length of the upper link for inducing an axial force in the upper link;
• after the axial force in the upper link is induced, determining the axial force by a force sensor having an output connected to an input of a control unit, or determining the axial force in the upper link by a pressure sensor connected to a double acting hydraulic cylinder located in the upper link, and storing the axial force thus determined in the control unit, wherein the determining of the axial force is occurring at the same time as a value of a position sensor is adjusted to a selected ploughing depth for the implement, and connecting the output of the position sensor to the input of the control unit;
• coupling the position sensor to a rotary cam which is connected to a shaft of an arm of the lifting device,
• whereby while the tractor is traveling, the axial force induced in the upper link is constantly monitored and automatically maintained at an adjusted value, thereby adjusting the vertical position of the implement attached to the tractor, which is constantly monitored and automatically maintained at the adjusted value;
• wherein a decrease in soil resistance causes a reduction of traction between the tractor and the implement for causing changing of the pressure in the hydraulic cylinder on the upper link and/or of the axial force sensed by the force sensor for causing the control unit to supply the hydraulic cylinder, and the positioning sensor does not permit the lifting device arms to lift above an adjusted value, thereby causing a pressure impulse directed for shortening the upper link, for increasing a load on a rear axle of the tractor for maintaining a constant ploughing depth.