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Chisel cultivator

A tine-based chisel cultivator for loosening soil through forward tractor movement.

Product family
Tillage & Soil Preparation
Models
3 configurations
Product & applications

About the chisel cultivator

A tine-based chisel cultivator for loosening soil through forward tractor movement.

Features & benefits

01

Chisel-tine action

The tines penetrate and loosen the soil rather than turning a furrow with a mouldboard.

02

Three tine-count options

The 1LHS series lists five-, seven- and nine-tine versions with different working widths.

03

Depth and traction matching

The specified working depth must be considered together with soil conditions and tractor traction.

Typical applications

Tractor pulling a tine cultivator through residue-bearing field soil
Chisel-tine cultivation in a field
  • Deep cultivationLoosen suitable farmland using the chisel tines and selected working depth.
  • Clod breakupBreak clods during soil preparation. The tines loosen the soil through tractor traction rather than through a PTO-powered rotor.
Technical specifications

Models, dimensions and working requirements

Item

No. of tine(pc)

Working depth(mm)

Working width(mm)

Weight (kg)

Matched power(hp)

JY-1LHS -5

5

200-350

1200

200

55-75

JY-1LHS -7

7

200-350

1500

260

80-100

JY-1LHS -9

9

200-350

1800

350

110-150

Installation requirements

Confirm the implement fits your tractor

Before ordering, send the machine identification and the connection, power and working information relevant to this product.

  1. Tractor and traction

    Compare the model-specific tractor-power range, implement weight and the traction required in the actual soil.

  2. Rear mounting

    Match the actual rear linkage and lifting capacity to the chosen frame and working width.

  3. Working geometry

    Check working width, tine spacing, cultivation depth and turning space at the field ends.

  4. Soil and field conditions

    Describe soil texture, moisture, residue and field access. This family works through tractor movement without a PTO-driven rotor.

Product questions

Chisel cultivator questions

How does it differ from a mouldboard plough?

A chisel cultivator loosens soil with tines. A mouldboard plough cuts and turns furrows through a different body geometry.

How should I choose the working width and tine layout?

Check working width, tine spacing, cultivation depth and turning space at the field ends.

What should I check before installation?

Compare the model-specific tractor-power range, implement weight and the traction required in the actual soil. Match the actual rear linkage and lifting capacity to the chosen frame and working width.