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Precision Cultivator The Cultivation King

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<strong>The</strong> sowing and tillage specialists<br />

<strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong>


<strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong><br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Cultivation</strong> <strong>King</strong><br />

1 | <strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong><br />

adaptability<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong> can be<br />

equipped with alternate points<br />

130mm and 60mm. This allows<br />

different working results and<br />

depths. Likewise the double STS<br />

rollers can be removed and the<br />

cultivated ground can be left in<br />

ridges to allow the weather to<br />

work.<br />

2 | Tine Penetration in dry<br />

hard conditions<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong> is<br />

equipped with 16mm heavy-duty<br />

leaf spring tines. <strong>The</strong> reversible<br />

point is 100mm wide and offers<br />

four wear possibilities. In hard dry<br />

conditions the leaf spring allows<br />

the point angle to become steeper<br />

giving a more aggressive soil entry<br />

angle. <strong>The</strong> tine vibration breaks<br />

the soil and the straw/soil mixing<br />

commences. <strong>The</strong> heavy-duty leaf<br />

spring is extremely robust and long<br />

lasting.<br />

3 | Precise working<br />

depth selection<br />

<strong>The</strong> working depth is selected<br />

hydraulically using 2 (4on 6.60<br />

& 7.5m models) depth wheels at<br />

the front of the machine. <strong>The</strong>se<br />

depth wheels are linked to the rear<br />

reconsolidation roller. This way the<br />

precise working depth is even over<br />

the whole width and length of the<br />

machine.<br />

<strong>The</strong> high tine density, 23 on the 3m<br />

<strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong>, ensures all the<br />

soil is moved. <strong>The</strong> tines are spread<br />

over 8 tine bars ensuring block<br />

free work. Any unevenly spread<br />

straw has the opportunity to be<br />

re-distributed evenly through the<br />

working depth.<br />

1 <strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong><br />

adaptability<br />

3 Precise working<br />

depth selection<br />

2 Tine Penetration in dry<br />

hard conditions<br />

5 Optimum<br />

Reconsoli


dation<br />

Even straw distribution: <strong>The</strong> aim is to mix the post harvest residues<br />

evenly in the top 50-150mm. This way nature, through the microbiological<br />

activity and the actions of worms, degrades the straw. This increases<br />

the humus content and significantly improves the soil quality. Having<br />

mixed the straw the soil needs reconsolidating to give weed, seeds and<br />

volunteers good soil contact and to reduce the ability of slugs to thrive.<br />

When good straw mixing takes place, the danger of fungal disease and<br />

damage to the capillary structure is reduced.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Köckerling <strong>Precision</strong><strong>Cultivator</strong> has been developed to work at an<br />

overall shallow depth mixing the post harvest residue evenly levelling<br />

the work and reconsolidating the cultivated ground.<br />

6 Diagonal Working<br />

7 Fast road transport<br />

Optimum Straw Mixing<br />

8 Block fre


e working<br />

<strong>The</strong> high weight of the <strong>Precision</strong><br />

<strong>Cultivator</strong> aids penetration even<br />

in hard, dry conditions. <strong>The</strong> angle<br />

of heavy spring tine changes in<br />

hard conditions bringing a more<br />

aggressive working angle.<br />

4 | Cost reduction<br />

<strong>The</strong> target of reducing crop<br />

establishment costs, reducing the<br />

time taken and to improve the<br />

humus content in the soil have<br />

meant that stubble cultivations have<br />

become much more important.<br />

Even harvest residue incorporation<br />

at shallow depth and reconsolidation<br />

of the worked ground to produce<br />

the best possible chit therefore<br />

making chemical elimination<br />

more effective are also important.<br />

Improving soil quality by increasing<br />

the humus content in the upper soil<br />

strata, by creating an environment<br />

where worms flourish, all combine<br />

to meet the demanding targets of<br />

modern cereals growing.<br />

5 | Optimum Reconsolidation<br />

Having moved all the soil and evenly<br />

mixed the post harvest residues it<br />

is crucial that the moved ground is<br />

reconsolidated.<br />

Reconsolidation creates good<br />

weed, seed and volunteer soil<br />

contact, moisture is retained and<br />

slug control is aided.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong> incorporates<br />

a 530mm diameter soil-tosoil<br />

roller (STS) to reconsolidate<br />

the moved ground. <strong>The</strong> STS roller<br />

has two rows of self-cleaning rings.<br />

<strong>The</strong> rings are constructed from ‘U’<br />

channels.<br />

<strong>The</strong> open ‘U’ channel fills with soil<br />

and the friction between the soil in<br />

the ring and the ground keep the<br />

ring turning.<br />

A row of chisel scrapers limits the<br />

amount of soil in the U channel.<br />

<strong>The</strong> weight and strength of the STS<br />

gives a press effect even in stony<br />

conditions.<br />

6 | Diagonal Working<br />

Working at an angle to the tramlines<br />

gives the best elimination and<br />

the optimum straw mixing. Uneven<br />

straw lumps and concentrations<br />

are carried by the eight tine bars<br />

for some distance aiding the<br />

mixing effect. When working after<br />

sugar beet, maize and potatoes the<br />

levelling effect of the <strong>Precision</strong><br />

<strong>Cultivator</strong> is particularly beneficial.<br />

7 | Fast road transport<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong> is a trailed<br />

machine using the tractors link<br />

arms. Being fully trailed, less<br />

ground pressure from the tractor<br />

wheels, compared to mounted<br />

implements is exerted particularly<br />

when turning on the headland.<br />

8 | Block free working<br />

By using eight tine bars the tine<br />

spacing side by side is 1m and<br />

80cm diagonally. At the same time<br />

the overall tine spacing leaves<br />

15mm between neighbouring<br />

points even though one point may<br />

be on the front tine bar and the<br />

neighbour on the rear tine bar. <strong>The</strong><br />

result is fast block free work.


Technical Data VARIO<br />

Width m 3,00 4,00 4,80 5,70 6,60 7,50<br />

Weight kg 3500 4000 5120 5850 7000 7300<br />

hp 136 180 200 272 350 400<br />

No Tines 23 31 37 43 51 57<br />

Tine spacing 130 130 130 130 130 130<br />

mm<br />

Point 100x12 100x12 100x12 100x12 100x12 100x12<br />

Depth 15.0/ 15.0/ 15.0/ 15.0/ 4x15.0/ 4x15.0/<br />

Wheels 55-17" 55-17" 55-17" 55-17" 55-17" 55-17"<br />

Transport 500/ 500/ 500/ 500/ 500/ 500/<br />

Wheels 50-17" 50-17" 50-17" 50-17" 60-22,5" 60-22,5"<br />

Rear Roller Double STS<br />

Drawbar Cat Cat III Cat III Cat III Cat III Cat III Cat III


KÖCKERLING reserve the right to<br />

make technical changes and product<br />

development.<br />

in UK:<br />

Köckerling UK<br />

51 Leam Terrace, Leamington Spa<br />

Warwickshire, CV31 1DG<br />

Paddy Flynn<br />

Mob: +44 (0)7887 894828<br />

Office: +44 (0)1926 315079<br />

Point Wear<br />

In comparison with winged points, the<br />

wear on the 100mm reversible point<br />

is much lower. <strong>The</strong> soil boil effect from<br />

the heavy-duty leaf spring tine and the<br />

possibility to have four wear positions<br />

(as the point reduces in length) reduce<br />

the operating costs.<br />

This is particularly noticeable in a dry<br />

year such as 2003.<br />

Attachment to the tractor drawbar<br />

Standard equipment for the <strong>Precision</strong><br />

<strong>Cultivator</strong> is a cat 3 link drawbar, this<br />

gives the tightest turning circle possible.<br />

Your Dealer<br />

Seedbed preparation<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Precision</strong> <strong>Cultivator</strong> is just as<br />

effective after the plough.<br />

One pass produces a level seedbed<br />

with a firm top to drill into.<br />

Again the on the move hydraulic depth<br />

adjustment takes care of varying<br />

conditions.<br />

For tractors such as articulated or<br />

tracked or without hydraulic linkage<br />

draw bar fitment is possible.<br />

This fitting retains the movement<br />

available in linkage fitment.<br />

in Germany:<br />

Köckerling GmbH & Co. KG<br />

Lindenstraße 11-13, D-33415 Verl<br />

Tel. +49 (0) 52 46 96 08-0<br />

Fax +49 (0) 52 46 96 08-21<br />

www.koeckerling.de<br />

info@koeckerling.de<br />

www.pmr-werbung.de 03/07/8577

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