Ultimate cultivation

Moving the whole surface, perfect incorporation and excellent quality tilth are what make SYNKRO stubble cultivators so popular with users. All our stubble cultivators are equipped with the field proven share geometries. These ensure uniform incorporation and intensive mixing of harvest residues, slurry, muck, mulch, etc. even in tough operating conditions. The mixing of residue from the harvest increases the fertility of the soil and protects from erosion.

Creating the best conditions

Because the wing shares overlap, the whole area of soil is cultivated thoroughly with both the deep and very shallow settings. For a working depth between 5 and 30 cm.

For shallow and deep cultivation

The points and wings ensure thorough mixing of the soil. Regardless of whether you intend to work very shallow or deep. Being able to adjust the height and angle of the wings ensures optimum soil penetration and mixing performance.

Unique working results are achieved with the shallow setting thanks to the low penetration depth. Only PÖTTINGER stubble cultivators manage to produce such a perfectly level result. (Figure 1) .

This ensures an ideal soil climate and reduces cavities in which moisture can collect. These often serve as breeding grounds for pests and diseases. As a result of the flat ridge formation, optimum consolidation is guaranteed by the rear roller.

Figure 2 shows the ridges formed by other cultivators on the market. Due to the deep corrugations, volunteer seeds and weeds accumulate unevenly.

The right position for all operating conditions

Together with the shins, the curved legs ensure optimum soil flow.

The tines are fitted with shear bolts as standard. A hole matrix on the leg mounting plates and the position of the cultivator wings can be used to respond to different operating conditions such as dry, hard soils.

Three positions

• SYNKRO Standard: Three positions

• SYNKRO NOVA: Two positions

Shallow cultivation with PÖTTINGER

Being able to adjust the angle of the wings enables shallow cultivation with the point positioned only approx. 1 cm below the working level of the wings.

Wings set low and flat - less aggressive point

Shallow cultivation - uniform level surface, ideal for stubble cultivation and weed control.

Wings set high and steep - more aggressive point

Deep cultivation - reliable soil penetration, increased mixing effect, ideal for incorporating fertiliser and organic matter.