Description

Agricultural subsoiler for tractor light series 120 - 5 elements

The AgriEuro Top Line Series 120 5-element subsoiler is a particularly robust agricultural machine designed to be hitched to the tractor by a three-point hitch. This machine is ideal for subsoiling or scarifying soil.

Once connected to the tractor, the subsoiler allows the compact layers of soil to be broken up at different depths, without turning over the soil as with ploughing. This type of tillage is characterised by its ability to improve the soil structure without altering the surface layout.

Subsoiling is often used in combination with hoeing, but differs from it in that it does not change the soil structure. Instead, the subsoiler crumbles the soils and improves the quality of the soil, favouring a more favourable environment for crops.

The main advantages of subsoiling include:

reduction in tillage time by up to 50% compared to using a rotary tiller;
conservation of organic matter and microorganisms beneficial to soil fertility;
expansion of space for plant root development;
improvement of the drainage capacity of the soil, reducing water stagnation;
increased permeability and aeration of the soil, promoting healthy crops;
absence of the tillage sole that traditional ploughing tends to create, improving soil structure in the long run.

Subsoiling is an ideal solution for those who wish to optimise working time and improve the agronomic quality of the soil without having to turn it over completely.

It has a working width of 120 cm and a working depth of 25-30 cm.

Agricultural subsoiler light series 120 - 5 elements - Steel wheels

Subsoiling

The driving force required for a subsoiler is generally less than that required for a plough. This makes it possible to operate on an area almost twice as large as the one that can be tilled with a tiller.

This agricultural subsoiler reaches a working depth of 25-30 cm, depending on the power of the tractor to which it is attached. It is attached to the tractor's three-point hitch and is operated by the hydraulic lift.

The ripper function is particularly effective with compact, dry soil, allowing it to be broken up effectively. Indeed, thanks to its action, the soil will be loosened on the surface and marked by a series of small furrows.

The tillage from the bottom up creates a certain amount of macro-porosity and crumbling in the soil, thus causing little or no change in the profile of the layers. In not very compact soils, the operation is in any case effective in breaking up clamps and improving water drainage.

This product consists of a sturdy supporting frame and 5 elements (or tines), shaped and inclined forward to facilitate effective soil penetration due to the tractor's rapid forward movement.