Primary and secondary tillage for seedbed preparation — power harrows, rotary tillers, reversible ploughs, disc harrows, subsoilers and stubble cultivators, matched to 25–150 hp tractors.

Vertical rotary harrows that break clods and level the soil in one pass, leaving a fine, firm seedbed that improves germination and cuts the number of subsequent passes. Hardened blades and a heavy-duty gearbox handle intensive use, while the rear roller controls working depth and consolidates the surface. Offered in 3.2 m, 3.6 m and 4.2 m working widths for 90–150 hp (66–110 kW) tractors.
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Rotary tillers for primary and secondary tillage across a wide range of soils, mixing crop residues into the topsoil and preparing a level seedbed in a single operation. Hardened, replaceable blades and a robust side-drive gearbox keep maintenance simple and service life long. Supplied in 1.6 m, 2.0 m and 2.3 m working widths to match common tractor sizes.
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Conventional and reversible mounted ploughs for primary tillage, turning soil and burying residues to help control weeds, pests and disease. Furrow width and depth are adjustable, shares and mouldboards are replaceable, and the frame is built for heavy soils. Standard three-point linkage keeps them compatible with a broad range of tractors.
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Trailed and mounted disc harrows for residue mixing, clod breaking and secondary tillage after ploughing. Independent concave discs cut through trash and level the surface, leaving a firm, well-aerated layer ready for drilling. Disc diameter and spacing can be selected to suit light or heavy soils.
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Subsoilers (deep rippers) fitted with heavy-duty tines and replaceable points break compacted layers without inverting the soil. They improve water infiltration, root development and drought resilience, especially on land worked repeatedly at shallow depth. Tine configuration is matched to your tractor power and required working depth.
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Spring-tine and disc stubble cultivators for shallow mixing of stubble and weeds after harvest, creating a mulch that conserves moisture and encourages volunteer and weed seed to chit. Strong replaceable tines and adjustable depth control give consistent results across broad acres.
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