The machine combines proven Güttler technology with an integrated tine seeding system – for precise seed placement, high work rates and low ground pressure.
The Super Maxx 60-7 CultiSem works with a 5-row tine arrangement and large clearance. The seed is placed directly behind the spring tines in their slipstream. The tine spacing of 13 cm corresponds to the spacing of the seed rows.
The seed is metered and conveyed pneumatically to the individual points from the front tank. The sowing depth can be set variably between 2 and 15 cm. An additional 410-litre seeder is available as an option for broadcasting undersown crops in front of the roller.
Behind the tine section, the soil is levelled before the Simplex-Prismenwalze® ensures optimum soil contact. The well-known Güttler principle “firm below – loose on top” creates a stable germination zone and promotes even emergence. The tines are fitted with narrow tungsten carbide points which ensure a constant sowing depth thanks to minimal wear. The machine runs steadily on the roller, which ensures even placement and low draught.
The straightforward technology of the Super Maxx 60-7 CultiSem keeps the purchase costs low, while high work rates, moderate wear and low fuel consumption reduce operating costs. Farmers get a versatile machine that does valuable work all year round – from seedbed preparation for maize and incorporating slurry to stubble cultivation and mechanical weed control.
The Simplex-Prismenwalze® in Synthetic Ultra is particularly light and yet robust – proven for over 30 years. During work the implement rests on the roller, which ensures an even depth. The low weight pays off when turning and on transport: a 6-cylinder tractor with a 750 kg front weight is enough to guide the machine safely. This is easy on the soil, the machine and the tractor.
Existing front tanks can still be used; alternatively, Güttler offers a pneumatic front tank with an integrated Simplex-Prismenwalze® (2.30 m wide). The seed is guided precisely to the tines, which increases efficiency in the field and makes the work easier.
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About Güttler GmbH
Güttler GmbH, based in Kirchheim unter Teck, was founded in 1981 by Fritz Güttler and his son Hans and remains a family business to this day. Güttler became known for the Prismenwalze® (prism roller), “the roller with the golden hoofprint®”. From the original idea of an optimal soil structure, a versatile product range for arable farming and grassland maintenance developed. Today the portfolio includes Prismenwalze® rollers, spring-tine cultivators and machine combinations for professional grassland maintenance.
