2017 Kivi-Pekka Multicultivator 325 

2017 Kivi-Pekka Multicultivator 325

The multicultivators two combined cultivation elements a cultivator and disc harrow, each with its own depth adjustment offer operational flexibility.

This makes it possible to adapt to a wide variety of conditions. The cultivator tines, which are sweep shares arranged in three rows and fitted with a stone dislodging mechanism, provide a rougher and deeper tilling result (020 cm).

The disc harrow unit behind it levels and refines the surface left by the cultivator. The machine can also be used as a disc harrow alone (0-15 cm). Front wheels and transport wheels always keep the multicultivator in straight alignment with the field surface and at a constant working depth, thus making the tillage base very even and preparing a finished seedbed.

The large transport wheels in the centre of the machine allow for tight turning radii, thus making the machine very agile.

Extremely well-sealed and reliable SKF bearings are used in the discs.

• The subsoiling tines with stone dislodging mechanism are placed in three rows. This ensures the best result in very stony and otherwise difficult conditions. The sweep shares cut up all of the ground and their working angle can be changed.

• The discs have a simple but sturdy rubber suspension. They are fitted on a separate frame and You can change their working depth by means of a hydraulic cylinder.

• The front wheels keep the multicultivator at a consistant working depth. The stable frame also allows the wheels to slip to the side.

• The transport wheels, at the centre of the multicultivator guarantee stability in the field or on the road. The distance between tractor and transport is minimized to give more agility.

• The two offset adjustable discs guarantee that the field is level.

• The stone dislodging mechanism protects the cultivator shanks from expensive damages.

• The wide sweep shares cut the ground through the complete width and mix the soil perfectly.

• Stoppers can be fitted to control the working depth.