COLTIVATORI A MOLLE

The CM-LP spring tine cultivator is suitable for tractors with a power range from 60 to 180 HP. It is highly versatile and can be used to cultivate loose, medium and tenacious, dry or wet and stony soils.

ORIGINALITY

The robust and highly versatile frame is fitted with hitches that hold the implement close to the tractor, providing significant improvements in manoeuvrability.

The sharp-edged ploughshares can break up compacted soil without disturbing its stratigraphy, ensuring optimal working conditions.

Effective performance across different zones of the soil during cultivation is ensured by each working unit being independent from the other identical systems.

The spring tine system manages the organic matter in the soil more effectively, thereby improving its fertility.

The tines are arranged in such a way as to prevent the implement from getting stuck and the tractor from slipping. This increases the tractor's inertia and forward speed, while ensuring perfect ground grip at all times. 

ADVANTAGES OF THE "DI RAIMONDO" CM-LP SPRING TINE CULTIVATOR

The machine's design offers high operator safety by preventing any risk or danger during use.

The spring system absorbs and dampens vibrations, offering maximum operator comfort during use and making operation smoother.

The high dynamism of the spring system offers high energy savings, allowing the machine to absorb less power and the tractor to consume less fuel.

The working system offers extreme user-friendliness and can be applied to different types of soil.

Excellent results and improved soil productivity are offered by the working units, which are designed for better soil breaking and aeration.

The machine's high-strength steel structure offers significant reductions in maintenance costs thanks to its high reliability.

Thanks to the machine's characteristics, which guarantee a long lifespan and excellent effectiveness in cultivation, this is an excellent, reliable and durable investment.

Field Test

It was tested on both medium-type and medium-textured, silty and clayish soils. Thanks to their excellent disturbing action, the working units were able to break up the soil and break down the large clods in a single pass. This process also exposed the perennial organs of weeds to atmospheric agents, devitalising them. This type of tillage allowed for uniform water penetration into the soil and excellent aeration.