The Horsch FG 12.30 is a field cultivator designed for shallow-to-medium soil preparation. Horsch is a German manufacturer of agricultural machinery, and cultivators of this type are used to work soil at controlled depths while managing crop residue, controlling weeds, and preserving soil structure across the full working width.
This cultivator is equipped with four rows of specialist cultivation tines that penetrate the soil at a 10–15 degree angle—a shallow geometry that allows effective entry even into firm ground. The working depth is adjustable from 5 to 20 centimetres across the full width, maintained by a tandem chassis and support wheels that ensure consistent depth control. The TerraGrip safety block allows height deviation of up to 30 centimetres and helps guarantee precise working depth across all four tine segments.
Behind the tines, a three-row spring harrow levels crop residues and prepares a fine tilth. Each harrow blade angle is adjustable, allowing the operator to optimise performance when working through heavy residue. Alternatively, levelling discs can be used in place of the harrow. The frame height is 60 centimetres.
Key operational benefits of this design include accurate shallow stubble working, deep soil loosening to 20 centimetres, and consistent working depth across the full operating width. The machine achieves good soil mixing with relatively modest tractive effort. Recommended tractor power is 240–310 horsepower. This 2011 machine is located in Ukraine and is offered in used condition.
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