RIPUNTATORI IDROPNEUMATICI

RABBIT – Hydropneumatic Subsoiler The RABBIT hydropneumatic subsoiler is an agricultural implement suitable for both tracked tractors and wheeled tractors with equal-diameter wheels, with power ranging from 60 to 90 HP. It is highly versatile and can work soils in 3 or 5 shank configurations, suitable for greenhouses or similar environments with loose, friable, tough soils, both dry and wet, or soils with predominantly skeletal structure. ORIGINALITY The frame is small, robust, and highly versatile, equipped with adjustable attachments that keep the implement close to the tractor, offering significant maneuvering advantages even in very tight spaces. The hydropneumatic system absorbs and withstands vibrations and shocks, preventing damage to highly stressed mechanical components. It also pushes the tractor and increases its inertia, ensuring constant wheel grip and offering advantages by reducing draft force, work time, maintenance costs, and fuel consumption. The hydraulic system allows easy adjustment of initial working conditions: before starting work, simply set the oil pressure on the pistons using the manometer. ADVANTAGES OF THE "DI RAIMONDO" RABBIT HYDROPNEUMATIC SUBSOILER High operator safety due to the implement’s design preventing risks during use. Maximum operator comfort provided by the hydraulic system that absorbs shocks and vibrations. High energy efficiency due to the hydropneumatic system requiring less power and reducing fuel consumption. Extremely easy to use thanks to the simple oil-pressure adjustment system. Excellent results and improved soil productivity thanks to shanks designed for better cracking and aeration. Significant reduction in maintenance costs due to the high reliability of the high-strength steel structure. Excellent investment: durable, safe, and highly effective. Field Test Tested on both loose soils and medium-textured soils with clay and silt. In a single pass, the shank provided perfect vertical soil cracking and break-up of large clods, exposing perennial weed organs to weathering to devitalize them. This type of working ensured uniform water penetration and excellent soil aeration.