Mahindra Spring Loaded Cultivator (Heavy Duty)

Level up your farming game with the Mahindra Spring Loaded Heavy Duty Cultivator! Designed to tackle even the toughest soil conditions, this powerful tool effortlessly loosens and aerates soil to a depth, creating the perfect seedbed in no time. Whether you're preparing your land for planting or maintaining your crops, this cultivator is your go-to solution for efficient and economical soil preparation. Featuring a robust construction with surface protection through powder coating and superior strength achieved through MIG welding, this cultivator is built to last.

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Mahindra Spring Loaded Cultivator (Heavy Duty)

Product NamePower Required (kW / HP)Frame (mm)Tynes (mm)Linkage 3 Point (mm)Shovel (mm)Length (mm)Width of Cut (mm)Spacing between the Shovel (mm)Fastners TypeTurns in Spring CoilWeight (kg)
Spring Loaded Cultivator (Heavy Duty - 7 tynes)26 - 30 kW (35 - 40 HP)75 x 40 channel frame25 EN8 forged steel75 x 12 or 65 x 16816101400229High Tensile28.5225
Spring Loaded Cultivator (Heavy Duty - 11 tynes)41 - 45 kW (55 - 60 HP)100 x 50 channel frame25 EN8 forged steel75 x 12 or 65 x 16824752312229High Tensile28.5340
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