Chisel-ploughing the Ndume way means:
- More Acres cultivated with less fuel used.
- Leaves your moisture from the previous season underground – where it should be.
- Moisture penetrates deep down into the soil profile when it rains.
- Eliminates hard pans caused by conventional ploughing.
- Soil erosion is cut down to a minimum.
- Leaves your field in a state that means one harrowing is usually enough for a seed bed.
- Generally crop yields will be increased due to better moisture conservation and soil
conditioning.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
The Main Frame Material
• 4 x 3/8” Angle welded into high stress box section
• Distance between tines .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 12”
• Number of banks .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3
• Width of frame .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 11 – 15ft
• 3 point linkage mounting brackets category 2 or 3
• Low draft type tines with reversible spring-steel points
• Each tine is equipped with a 5/8” Shear Bolt designed to shear if large obstacles are
encountered (rocks, roots, etc)
• Number of tines 11 – 15
• Under beam clearance 610mm
• Inter-tine clearance 36 inch
The Chisel ploughs are manufactured in sizes to suit tractors from 140 – 200 hp. They can be
supplied with or without Crumble Rollers
