Because of the 340 mm length, as well as 440 kg peak capacity this new tine can be used even under extreme conditions (stony, compact soil). That is why it can be used for working on the surface (stubble, soil preparation using Simple cultivating technique (SCT), or even for a 30 cm cultivating depth of the soil.
The Eurocult tine is made of profiled steel for the prevention of plant remains accumulating around the tine, for the reduction of ridge effects from the tines, as well as for the reduction of the pulling resistance of the tines.
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It protects the wearing parts of the bottom fixing bolt, so that the bolt should be built in the bottom part of the loosening blade. First of all it makes the maintenance of the blade easier (GB patent).
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'Quick Change' mould-board fixing
The wearing parts are fixed without pivoting ("duck-foot, trident", straight chisel nose, gatherer sheets). Besides other things it makes easy to change these wearing parts, especially when we want to pass from surface soil work (trident, duck-foot) to deeper tillage (with the straight chisel nose gatherer sheet or without it). This system is preferably used by farmers, where every user can keep its own wearing part set.
The chisel nose or trident (duck-foot) mould-boards can be assembled optionally with a deflector for improving of soil-straw mixing proportion.
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The trident duck-foot blade has a special profile when without very strong interference the stubble can be taken out. In addition the blade is formed in such a way that in the case of wearing it stays without changing, which provides the even performance of the work in the case of any working width.
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The adjustment of the working depth
After all every blade working width can be adjusted with great accuracy and independently from each other. That is why it is possible to perform deeper soil tillage behind a tractor or an implement wheel catching (GB patent), so we can get the even work performance in the case of any width of an implement.
We paid special attention to the development of the tine.