The Horsch FG 7.5 Cultivator is a soil-working implement manufactured by Horsch, a recognized builder of agricultural machinery for tillage and seedbed preparation. Cultivators of this type are used to break up, aerate, and refine soil in preparation for sowing, and to control weeds in growing crops.
This machine is mounted on a 7.5-metre working width and is equipped with a three-row harrow (Dreifachstriegel) for fine tilth work. The implement features spring-tine teeth (Federzinken) to allow soil movement while maintaining working depth, and is fitted with a spring-loaded stone safety mechanism (Federsteinsicherung) to protect the working elements from damage when stones are encountered. The machine incorporates a quick-change point system (Schnellschar-Wechsel) for rapid replacement of worn shares and tines in the field.
Transport and operation are supported by a chassis with axles and wheels (Fahrwerk), a coupling eye (Zugöse) for connection to a tractor, and a trailing-implement hitch (AHK für Nachläufer) to allow additional equipment to be towed behind. A depth-control trailing arm (Nachlaufeinrichtung) assists in maintaining consistent working depth.
The machine is in used condition and was manufactured in 2000. It is located in Germany and is offered at $6,800.
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