COLTIVATORI A MOLLE

Spring Tiller CM-P The CM-P spring cultivator is an operating machine suitable for tractors with power from 80 to 300 HP. Very versatile, it is ideal for cultivating soils with loose, medium, heavy textures, either dry or moist, or with a predominantly stony structure. ORIGINALITY The wide and robust frame, reinforced with leaf springs, provides greater flexibility during operation, preventing breakage of the working bodies, offering great advantages during handling, and reducing working times. The forged shares and heavy tines allow tilling of soils with high cloddiness without upsetting their stratigraphy, ensuring the best possible working conditions. Each working body is independent from the others, ensuring different effectiveness in various soil zones during tillage. The spring working system manages organic matter more effectively, improving soil fertility. The springs are arranged to avoid clogging of the implement and tractor slippage, increasing inertia and forward speed while ensuring perfect adherence to the soil. ADVANTAGES OF THE CM-P SPRING CULTIVATOR “BY RAIMONDO” High operator safety thanks to the structure designed to prevent risks and dangers during use. Maximum operator comfort thanks to the spring system, which absorbs and dampens vibrations, making driving more pleasant. High energy savings thanks to the dynamic spring system, which requires less power and reduces tractor fuel consumption. Extreme ease of use, with a system that adapts to various soil types. Excellent results and improved soil productivity thanks to working bodies designed for better tillage and aeration. Great reduction in maintenance costs due to the reliable structure, built with high-strength steels and reinforced with leaf springs. Excellent and safe investment thanks to durability and efficiency in soil preparation. FIELD TEST Tested on loamy soils and medium-textured soils with silt and clay content. With just one pass, the working bodies tilled the soil and crushed large clods thanks to their excellent disturbing action, which improved water penetration and exposed perennial weed organs to atmospheric agents, thus devitalizing them.