Field leveling and seedbed preparation at large working widths. Hinged sections follow the contour and the tooth angle adjusts for fine finishing or aggressive work.
Field drag harrow — diamond teeth
Levels the field and prepares the seedbed at large working widths. Hinged sections follow the contour; tooth angle adjusts for fine or aggressive work.
What is a drag harrow?
What is the maximum width of the Magister?
Why can the Magister work in wet soil?
Which crops suit the drag harrow?
The Magister drag harrow enters the field before other machines. Shallow tillage 3–8 cm. Also known as agricultural drag in Latin America.
16 rows of forged, heat-treated rhomboidal tines — maximum durability
Flexible joints between sections: no clogging with heavy organic matter
Enters the field before other machines in wet soil
Adjustable working angle: 38° (aggressive) or 50° (gentle)
Consumption: only 3–4 l/ha — economical shallow tillage
Working depth 3–8 cm — ideal for finishing and surface mixing
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