The RSR series mounted subsoiler can reach a working depth of up to 60 cm.Thanks to its mixing capability, it keeps the subsoil moist, reduces the risk of waterlogging, and creates an excellent environment for the roots of new vegetation.
The Roman 2000 series disc ripper, better known as the Disk Ripper, requires 190–390 LE of horsepower. Its working depth is adjustable between 15 and 41 cm. The slightly concave disc blades leave an excellent soil surface behind.
Recommended for tractors ranging from 138 to 400 LE, this field cultivator—also known as a medium-depth loosener—loosens the soil to a depth of 30 cm, thereby helping to stimulate soil life. It is highly effective at controlling weeds.
Recommended for tractors ranging from 125 to 325 LE, the 8000 Series field cultivator—which is part of the medium-depth cultivator family—is ideal for seedbed preparation in fields with a large amount of crop residue. Available in 15 sizes.
The VRT series of towed subsoilers features high-wear-resistant blades and an extremely sturdy frame, which gives the machine excellent resistance to both lateral and torsional stresses. Its parabolic-curved blades reduce the required traction force.
With the VR-7500 series subsoilers, a working depth of up to 48 cm can be achieved. The swiveling blade arms, equipped with shear bolts, ensure consistently reliable performance.
The RVR series subsoilers, with a working depth of 61 cm, provide excellent soil preparation. Their design allows for soil preparation with minimal water loss. The subsoiler is an excellent choice even for use with small tractors.