The harrow is commonly used to spread straw after threshing with the combine at an angle of 20° to 30° to the sowing/threshing direction. Several passes with the harrow, ideally at intervals of 8 to 10 days apart, will give the best results. The characteristics of the harrow are the large area output due to the large working width, the high speed of up to 25 km/h and, above all, the low diesel consumption of 1.5 to 3 l/ha. The harrow cultivates the soil superficially, with the tines scraping the surface. The stalk bends and the straw collected between the harrow tines is pulled behind it. Due to the arrangement of the tines, the straw is released at the headlands where there is little or no straw, distributing the crop evenly.
Check valves on double-locking hydraulic cylinders as standard.
Teeth guard for use on public roads.
Hydraulic teeth angle adjustment - from from simple sliding to deep plunge.
Load centre close to tractor, strong square frame.
The harrow sections are not welded to the main frame but flanged.
The teeth are made of 16 mm spring steel with a total tooth length of 84 cm.
Hydraulic tooth angle adjustment - from simple sliding to deep ploughing.
Protective bushes on the bolt threaded connections.
Grease nipples on pins and joints.
Locking safety catch and more.顯示更多
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