what are tractor subsoilers used for?
A tractor subsoiler is used to break up and decompact dense soil layers, mainly on cultivated land. Its main purpose is to improve soil structure, allowing better penetration of water, air and plant roots. Its operation is simple, like most tractor attachments for soil preparation, it drives its teeth into the soil and as the tractor moves forward it breaks up the soil from the bottom.
- Tines: Subsoilers have sturdy, sharp teeth or tines that penetrate the soil. These tines can be adjustable for depth and spacing, allowing them to adapt to different types of soil.
- Three-point hitch: A three-point hitch is used to connect the subsoiler to the tractor, providing stability and making it easy to control the tractor attachment.
- Depth adjustments: Subsoilers generally have the option of adjusting the working depth, allowing them to adapt to specific soil conditions and crop needs.
- Working width: The working width can vary depending on the subsoiler model, allowing a larger area to be covered in less time.
- Efficiency and performance: Tractor subsoilers are designed to be efficient in breaking up compacted soil and to maximize performance in terms of improved soil structure and plant growth.
In short, tractor subsoilers are agricultural tools that allow breaking compacted soil layers, improving soil structure and favoring plant growth. Thanks to the large catalog we offer at Intermaquinasyou can choose from a wide variety of tractor subsoilers, which with the penetration of tines or teeth in the soil and its main feature is its ability to break the soil without turning it over completely, will help you with your cultivation needs. We are here, call us without thinking about it!
