
More and more farms and contractors are opting for compact cultivation equipment for reasons of economy. With heavier tractors, the missing working width can be made up by a higher working speed, so that large areas can also be cultivated efficiently.
The Super Maxx HD is designed specifically for the highest loads. Tine sections, frame and gauge wheels are considerably more robust than on the standard version. Hydraulic adjustment of the gauge wheels is standard; as an option, the rear gauge wheels can be adjusted in sync with the front ones. With large amounts of organic matter, as found during the first stubble cultivation, the rear gauge wheels can be swung up without tools so as not to obstruct the flow.
The rear gauge wheels are integrated into the tine section; their tracks are removed by trailing tines. Two rear gauge wheels are used at a working width of 6 metres, four at 7 metres. This ensures precise depth control during mechanical weed control and seedbed preparation. A second row of harrow tines and hydraulic harrow adjustment are available as options, so that the machine can be adapted flexibly to different soil conditions.
With the Super Maxx HD, Güttler is responding to the growing demands for stability and load capacity in medium-sized spring-tine cultivators. The machine combines a compact working width with a reinforced design and enables professional users to cultivate efficiently and precisely even under extreme conditions.
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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.





