Proven tillage tools

PÖTTINGER stubble cultivators can be equipped with different shares depending on the task at hand. For intensive mixing work, the chisel points with a width of 80 mm are the tool of choice. Depending on the working depth, they can be combined with wing shares to deliver full surface movement. The points and shares can be provided with tungsten carbide protection as an option for reduced wear, depending on the soil type.

40 mm wide narrow points are recommended for deep loosening up to 35 cm deep to break up compaction without mixing the soil excessively.

Choice of settings

Regardless of whether they are used for shallow cultivation after harvesting, intensive incorporation or deep loosening, these proven adjustable tillage tools can be adapted to changing requirements in just a few steps.

Flat-mounted wings with a low cutting angle enable shallow cultivation. The less aggressive angle results in a level finish. To achieve a higher level of mixing effect, the wings are mounted in the steeper position.

The position of the leg can be adapted to match the specific task. You can adapt soil entry performance and cultivation intensity by altering the angle from shallow to deep.

Working without a rear roller

To promote gas exchange and to benefit from frost heave, leaving an open, unconsolidated soil in the autumn before winter dormancy can be a useful tillage strategy. Likewise, tillage without reconsolidation can promote drying when working arable meadows and cover crops. On the TERRIA, the rear roller can be removed for this purpose. The integrated chassis takes over depth guidance. In addition, loosening tines are mounted behind the chassis instead of the rear roller.