Single-row spike harrows

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MACHINE FOR COMBATING WEED INFESTATION

Working width from 11 to 23 m

From 80 to 165 h.p.

Weight from 1 730 to 3 950 kg

Rope balance system

How does
the machine work?

Purpose

The single-row spike harrows are designed to level the field surface and break up soil crust in order to close the moisture.They are able to perform mechanical control of weeds and harrowing of crops. They are also used for the incorporation of mineral fertilizers.

Destroying a soil crust

Leveling the surface of the field

Fallow-land processing

Harrowing after seeding

TECHNICAL
DATA

Maximize

PARAMETER	SGS-11	SGS-13	SGS-15	SGS-17	SGS-21
Working width, m	11	13	15	17	21
Tractor requirement, h.p	from 80	80-90	80-100	110-130	130-150
Connection	Towing-eye 50 mm	Towing-eye 50 mm	Towing-eye 50 mm	Towing-eye 50 mm	Towing-eye 50 mm
Required number of paired hydraulic outlets	1	1	1	1	1
Working depth, cm	< 6	< 6	< 6	< 6	< 6
Working speed, km/h	< 12	< 12	< 12	< 12	< 12
Number of sections, pcs	11	13	15	17	21
Section weight, kg	42	42	42	42	42
Spike spacing, mm	50	50	50	50	50
Tires	9.00–16	9.00–16	9.00–16	9.00–16	9.00–16
Length in the transport position, mm	10,92	11,92	12,92	13,92	15,82
Width in the transport position, mm	3,07	3,07	3,07	3,07	3,07
Height in the transport position, mm	1,9	1,9	1,9	1,9	1,9
Weight, kg	1730	1950	2250	2475	2915

ADVANTAGES

INCREASED MARGIN OF SAFETY

The large safety factor of the frame increases the service life of the implement.

BEST TREATMENT QUALITY

Thanks to the overlapping of the wheel track by the staggered working bodies, there are no untreated areas on the field that could create problems at the pre-sowing stage and, as a result, affect the uniformity of seedlings.

RELIABILITY AND DURABILITY

The rope balance system of the frame compensates for peak loads, protecting the most loaded parts of the unit, and thus extends the service life of the implement.

VELES WORKING BODIES

The reinforced structure of home-produced BZSS-1 links has been tested by time and thousands of hectares traveled.

GALLERY

See the unit in operation