Function of the implement

The tines 4 break up the soil. Organic residues 5 are intensively worked into the soil. The levelling board 3 levels the flow of soil between the tool tines and the roller 1. To more effectively crush large clods of soil, they are held between the tool tines by the levelling board. The roller reconsolidates the soil and produces the finished seedbed 2.

For use as seeding combination, the soil tillage implement can be combined with a seeding unit or a pack top seed drill.

On-grip tines avoid smeared horizons and have a segregating effect. As a result, the fine soil 2 is deposited in the lower area of the tilled zone and the coarse soil particles 1 remain on the surface. This protects the seedbed from capping due to rain.

The tines 2 are fastened in the sockets 1 of the tool carriers. The sockets are shaped such that the tines have a spring action and can give way to rocks and other obstacles.