Çizel Pulluk
Ploughs are used for soil cultivation after harvest without the need for a plough in the field. Due to the structure of their legs, they break the plough layer and are a suspended machine that performs shallow soil cultivation during dry summer months when ploughing is not possible.
Ploughing at a high working depth can be achieved with the plough. This allows the soil to aerate, prevents rainwater from pooling on the surface, draws water to the base, preserves soil moisture, and breaks up the hard layer, enabling plant roots to grow freely towards the base. This work increases yield.
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Dik Rotovatör (Dik Freze)
The vertical rotary tiller uses blades positioned vertically in the soil to perform a circular rotation, breaking up clods on the soil surface, loosening the soil surface, and expanding the inner surface of the soil. It also works by mixing the soil without turning it over, and since the soil surface is evenly distributed during operation, moisture balance is maintained.
It breaks down the stubble remaining on the soil surface after harvest, allowing it to mix easily into the soil.
The blades are made of special steel that has undergone hot rolling, resulting in high wear resistance.
Thanks to the specially designed gearbox (1000 rpm) and the different positions of the rotors, the blades enter the soil slowly even in heavy and compacted soils, thus minimizing power consumption and vibrations.
The spring bearings of the side guards increase the lateral movement of the belts.
Protective hoppers are available to prevent any soil clods, stone fragments, plant debris, hoses, or other obstacles from entering the space between the rotor shafts.
The height-adjustable roller of the vertical rotovators ensures a constant working depth.
Locally produced, robust, powerful, and high-performance vertical rotovators cater to all tractor power levels with various working width options.
Katlanır X Tipi Tandem Goble Diskli Tırmık
Hydraulic lift-equipped folding X-type tandem disc harrows are trailed machines used to cut and shred crop residues (maize, sunflower, wheat, etc.) and weeds after harvest, and to break up the crust layer.
After harvest, during dry months when ploughs cannot be used, it prepares the field for direct sowing without the need for other agricultural machinery by tilling the soil without leaving furrows. In addition to this feature, it can be used for tilling soil with high moisture content.
The LGD - KX model offset disc harrows do not reduce the tractor's traction by placing the load on the tractor's centre due to the position of the batteries. Its hydraulic system and multi-directional movement capability prevent wind and water erosion while breaking up stubble. The mechanism on the wheel ensures that the wheel stays at ground level, allowing the working depth to be effectively adjusted.
It has a greater working width than other soil cultivation machines. It is much more economical than other soil cultivation machines because its working speed is higher and its working width is greater. Due to these features, fuel, time, labour, maintenance and spare part costs are lower. It reduces the share of soil cultivation in the total cost.
Hydraulic cylinders are used to enable the wings to open and close in working and road positions, allowing tools with a working width greater than three metres to be transported on roads. This enables easy transport in a folded position on roads and narrow transport routes.
X Tipi Asılır Tandem Diskli Tırmık
The X-type suspended tandem disc harrow is used in field and garden cultivation to prepare seedbeds and seedling beds. It shreds plant stalks and residues left in the field after harvest and mixes them into the soil. It breaks up clods formed in the field after using tools such as ploughs, harrows and cultivators and loosens the soil. Thanks to its three adjustable hangers, it can be used comfortably even in wooded areas.
It is an X-type suspended machine that incorporates organic and inorganic fertilisers into the soil, thereby aerating and loosening the soil and maintaining the balance of the soil's water and temperature conditions.
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