Subsoilers for Working Below the Cultivation Layer

Address deeper soil-working requirements with DADI mounted subsoilers. The 1BS and 1PS ranges use tine-based configurations to work below surface cultivation, making them relevant when a compacted layer is part of the field problem.

Choose the Tine Layout as Well as the Width

The 1BS range offers widths from 1,200 to 2,500 mm with five to thirteen tines. The 1PS range offers 1,500, 2,500 and 3,500 mm widths with three, five and seven tines. These distinct layouts let you compare how the implement will work across the ground rather than treating equal widths as equal configurations.

Match Working Depth to the Compacted Layer

The 1BS lists a 200-450 mm working-depth range, while the 1PS lists 500 mm. Use the depth of the compacted layer to guide selection; actual working depth also depends on soil moisture, traction and setup. Tractor matching is particularly important for this deeper-working operation.

Separate Deep Loosening from Surface Finishing

Choose a subsoiler for deeper tine work, then consider cultivators or disc harrows when the next task is preparing the upper soil layer. Selecting each implement for its role helps build a coherent field preparation sequence.

Tell us the soil type, target depth, tractor model and preferred width. Discuss a DADI subsoiler configuration.