TINES
VERSATILE: FOUR TYPES OF TINES
SELECTING THE CORRECT TOOLS
In order to prepare a perfect seedbed, a harrow with a relatively narrow tine spacing is needed. The closer spacing of the tines, even on level soils, ensures that the soil is completely loosened. Tines which are spaced too wide must work deeper than required to ensure a complete loosening of the soil.
High vibrating capacity for a good crumbling effect.
Four types of tines are available according to the type of soil or the work required: • Semi-curved tines (32x10mm and 45x10mm) provide a fine crumbling surface thanks to their high vibration capacity.
• Straight tine (45x10mm) has a high resistance to be used after ploughing and ensures superficial preparation without bringing wet clods to the surface.
• The DK tine is forged from a ring of 22mm diameter in a way to get the maximum thickness (15mm) in the most stressed area of the spring. It guarantees a high resistance for working in the very demanding conditions at high speed while keeping a high vibration capacity.
The adjustable angle of the semi curved tines increases flexibility. In a 90° position the shares work in a more aggressive way. They crumble deeper and actively. In a 50° position the shares act like a passive straight tine and sort clods and fine soil to prepare an ideal seedbed.
Semi-curved 32 x 10mm
Semi-curved 45 x 10mm
Straight 45 x 10mm
DK tine (only on TLD)
KVERNELAND TLG/TLD
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