COLTIVATORI MOLLE E PISTONI

The COMBI-P3F cultivator is an ORIGINAL implement designed for tractors with power ratings from 90 to 200 HP. Highly versatile, it can operate using either a simple spring-tine system or a combined spring-tine and hydropneumatic system. It is suitable for cultivating loose, medium, and tenacious soils—both dry and wet—as well as soils with prevalent skeletal (stony) content. INNOVATIVE FEATURES The hybrid working system, combining spring-tine cultivators and hydropneumatic tillers, is arranged in three rows with wider spacing, ensuring higher working speeds and preventing clogging from crop residues. The NO-STOP safety system allows quick restoration of the working configuration after overcoming obstacles. Sharp-edged shovels break up highly cloddy soils without disrupting soil stratigraphy, ensuring optimal working conditions. Mechanical components are arranged to prevent implement blockage and tractor slippage, enhancing inertia and forward speed while maintaining consistent ground adhesion. BENEFITS OF THE "DI RAIMONDO" COMBI-P3F CULTIVATOR High operator safety due to a structure designed to prevent risks and hazards during use. Maximum operator comfort provided by the hybrid system, which absorbs and dampens vibrations for smoother operation. High energy efficiency resulting from the dynamic hybrid system, reducing power demand and tractor fuel consumption. Exceptional ease of use enabled by the versatile working system, adaptable to various applications. Excellent results and improved soil productivity thanks to the hybrid system and specially designed working bodies for enhanced soil breakup and aeration. Significant reduction in maintenance costs owing to the high reliability of the structure, built with high-strength steel. A sound and secure investment guaranteed by the implement’s durability and effectiveness in tillage operations. FIELD TEST Tested on both medium-type (loam) soils and medium-textured soils with silt and clay content. In a single pass, the working bodies effectively broke up the soil and fragmented large clods, thanks to the excellent disturbance action of the hybrid system. This action also exposed the perennial organs of weeds, leaving them vulnerable to atmospheric agents and devitalization. The tillage results ensured uniform water penetration and excellent soil aeration.