Due to enormous soil compaction, the soil gets too little oxygen and as a result, this leads to significant yield reductions of the harvest. Subsoiling promotes the soil life and humus formation, as well as a substantial reduction of weeds. The capillary effect and the water storage of the soil are also favoured by the breaking up and loosening of the subsoil.

Due to the V-frame of the subsoiler, the vertical blades and the optimum angle of the points, the device is very easy to pull. Height-adjustable intermediate tines mix the humus layer on the surface in the same operation. The hydraulically adjustable toothed ring packer roller solidfies the soil level and firm, up to a depth of several centimetres.

loosening and breaking up compacted soil

in summer and autumn, especially after the harvest of vegetables, sugar beet and maize

working depth of 25 – 60cm

extremely easy to pull due to the V-frame

subsoiler tines break up the subsoil to a depth of 60 cm

vertical blades prevent lifting of barren soil

points promote the rise of humidity to the surface

simultaneous mixing of the top humus layer with intermediate tines

ideal consolidation by toothed ring packer roller

significant reduction of weeds, e.g. thistles

loosens compacted soil without lifting barren soil

promotes soil life and humus formation

increase in crop yields

no formation of a plough sole

replaces separate cultivator tillage

almost seed-ready soil thanks to 2-layer processing

lower traction and fuel consumption compared to traditional subsoilers