Guaranteed spread rate, regardless of speed of truck or angle of hoist

"Yes that is correct." whether or not the truck does 2km/hour or 22km /hr or anywhere in between we will give you the same kg per sq meter rate at all speeds. In addition, the truck is spreading and you decide to put the hoist up or down any number of times during the course of the run the Lenny will compensate for that and keep the same kg/sq meter rate. For example, speeding up and putting the hoist down at the same time won't worry Lenny.

Significantly reduces margin for human error

By using the computer controlled spreader system you will almost completely eliminate the human error factor.
note: as long as there is a human in the truck there will be a chance for some error

Reduces waste by over 20% ie, by using less aggregate & less precoate than manual or automatic spreading

Once you see how the computer controls your spreading you can recognise how much savings can be achieved

Ability to prove spread rates by data logging. Very useful in litigation situations and any situation that requires proof of spread rate, e.g. Quality Assurance Projects.

SBA has tried to address and reduce litigation cases which are not only costly and getting worse but also creating unsafe work places (putting too much on the road)
Our lenny not only controls spreadrates it can prove it too. how do we do that? by having a real time clock and datalogging capability evertime aggregate is spread through the gates it logs it. time, date, aggregate weight, aggregate size, lenny serial number and start and stop times. If you change anything during the course of the run eg agg weight etc, it will be displayed. check it out for yourself (hand comes up and shows the data log)

Data linkage via internet modem allows for remote technical support/backup.

By having a datalink we can provide onsite service, tech support or downloads very simply

Operator friendly. Simple controls allow from minimal training, allowing anyone to be the operator..

People that operate it say that by not having to worry about controlling spread rates themselves they find all they have to do is observe for any potential hazards before they happen
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Fully self-contained unit

When we say fully self contained it means very little equip on the truck eg no hydralics, no cameras, almost all equip is on the Lenny spreader (what isn't airline and fitting, power supply from battery, light plug for blinkers, screen in truck with communications cable)
lmost all the equipment is on the lenny spreader--that benefits due to less use of subcontractors or multiple trucks.