Cultivator Great Plains Max-Chisel®

Great Plains·Tillage

Cultivator Great Plains Max-Chisel®

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Primary tillage chisel that achieves complete fracture at shallower depths and incorporates residue.

Main advantages

  • 9 to 19 shanks — depending on size
  • Residue mixed into top 10–13 cm — faster decomposition
  • Samurai edge blades — root ball removal
  • Turbo-Chisel® frame — rugged proven platform

Size

MC5109

Required tractor power
250 HP
Number of tines
9

Overview

About this product

The Max-Chisel® is an aggressive primary tillage tool that achieves complete fracture at shallower depths and leaves an even, uniform field surface. It is built on the same rugged platform as the Great Plains Turbo-Chisel® and comes in six sizes.

Two opposing rows of concave turbo-wave blades with a patented samurai edge remove root balls and chop and incorporate residue in the top layer of soil.

Sizes

Max-Chisel® sizes

SizeNumber of tinesTransport width
9–
115.3 m
134.4 m
154.4 m
174.8 m
194.8 m

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandGreat Plains
Equipment typeCultivator
ModelMax-Chisel®
ConditionNew
Required tractor power250 HP
Number of tines9

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