Choose a tine-based implement for your cultivation plan. DADI cultivators include mounted and wing-folded configurations, giving buyers different layouts for working across cultivated fields.
The listed 3ZT-11 combines a 2,540 mm working width with 254 mm tine spacing. These dimensions describe both coverage and the spacing of the working elements, helping you judge the configuration against the task rather than relying on overall frame size.
The wing-folded product table lists a 4,000 mm working configuration with 255 mm tine spacing. It provides another option when more working width is required. Discuss the folding arrangement, access between fields and tractor lift capacity as part of the same selection.
A cultivator uses tines rather than powered rotary blades. Explore rotary tillers when blade-driven soil mixing is the intended operation. If the target is a deeper compacted layer, compare subsoilers instead. Identifying the depth and result you need helps narrow the implement choice.
Tell us your crop, soil conditions, preferred width and tractor model. Discuss a cultivator configuration.