MiniTILLER Max — Trailed chisel plough, 6 rows
Six rows for large operations: covers a lot of width per pass and runs straight for GPS guidance. Depth is set from the cab.
MiniTILLERMax
The MiniTILLER Max is the 6-row trailed cultivator with central wheels for large farms. Working widths from 5 to 8 m with up to 52 Vomer shanks, hydraulic dynamic depth control and SHOX system on the rear roller.
Compatible with GPS guidance thanks to the articulated hitch that neutralises lateral forces. Most moving parts feature plastic bearings to reduce maintenance. Hydraulic brake and LED lights as standard.
Available models
- Width
- 5,0 m
- Shanks
- 32
- Transport
- 3,00 m
- Weight
- 7 000 kg
- Tyres
- 445/50 R19.5
- Power
- 220–300 hp
- Width
- 5,0 m
- Shanks
- 32
- Transport
- 3,00 m
- Weight
- 7 300 kg
- Tyres
- 445/50 R19.5
- Power
- 220–300 hp
- Width
- 6,5 m
- Shanks
- 42
- Transport
- 3,00 m
- Weight
- 8 000 kg
- Tyres
- 550/45 R22.5
- Power
- 270–350 hp
- Width
- 6,5 m
- Shanks
- 42
- Transport
- 3,00 m
- Weight
- 8 400 kg
- Tyres
- 550/45 R22.5
- Power
- 270–350 hp
- Width
- 8,0 m
- Shanks
- 52
- Transport
- 3,00 m
- Weight
- 9 000 kg
- Tyres
- 550/45 R22.5
- Power
- 320–440 hp
- Width
- 8,0 m
- Shanks
- 52
- Transport
- 3,00 m
- Weight
- 9 500 kg
- Tyres
- 550/45 R22.5
- Power
- 320–440 hp
Application
application.
Photo
documentation.
Construction
overview.
Why choose this machine.
Implements and accessories
compatible.
- 01
ShanksVersatile high-strength shank for mid-depth tillage up to 30 cm. Compatible with universal shares and Goosefoot shares. Maintenance-free Non-Stop. The most versatile in the Tiller range.
SERIE: AGR-10Y-BRZ
Warranty
Certificate
All included.
Zero cost.
Everything you need to know
What is the difference between the MiniTILLER Max and the standard MiniTILLER?
What power do I need for the DC.80 (8 m)?
Can the Max work with GPS guidance systems?
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