APV RS 450 M1 & RS 600 M1 Rotary Harrow (New)
Perfectly suited to breaking up earth crusts
The Rotary Harrow is very well suited for breaking up soil crusts, which makes subsequent manual tillage much easier. Due to its crumbling action, it is ideal for weed control and mulch seed crops. The springoperated supporting arms ensure very good ground adaptation. In combination with a Pneumatic Seeder (PS), the Rotary Harrow covers the seed with fine earth and harrows it in.
Description
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- Breaking up incrustation
- Soil cultivation
- Reducing incidental weeds
- Soil stimulation
- Clog-free weed control
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- High working speeds of up to 25 km/h possible
- Low tractive power requirements
- Alternative to rollers, hoes
- Ring spacing can be variably adjusted in pairs
- Working elements can be removed
- High durability of the stars
- Maintenance-free storage of star rings and arms
- Simultaneous tilling and sowing
- Each individual arm can be lifted (no processing) (conversion kit quick-lift)
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