
Built for heavy tractors
Tine sections, frame and gauge wheels are considerably more robust than on the standard version – designed for the highest loads and intensive continuous use.
05Spring-tine cultivator · 7-row · hydraulic folding

Robust construction – for the highest demands.
Throughput, precision and durability for large farms and contractors – 7-row, hydraulic folding to 2.50 m transport width.
Benefits · 7 highlights
The Super Maxx® Heavy Duty combines the benefits of the classic Super Maxx® BIO with those of a heavy cultivator. A massive build, a robust linkage for depth adjustment and up to eight gauge wheels make it ready for the toughest conditions and high work rates.
“Specially developed for large farms and contractors.”
2 versions · 2 types
5.85 or 7.10 m working width – both 7-row and folding hydraulically to 2.50 m transport width.

7-row · hydraulic folding
The more compact Heavy Duty: 5.85 m working width, four front gauge wheels as standard, two rear ones as an accessory.

7-row · hydraulic folding
The larger Heavy Duty for high work rates: 7.10 m working width – with four rear gauge wheels, up to eight gauge wheels in total.
Technology · 2 versions · 2 types
Choose a type – key figures, width comparison and the configure link update accordingly.
Photo to followSuper Maxx® 60-7 HD
7-row · hydraulic folding
Type Super Maxx® 60-7 HD
Technical data Super Maxx® Heavy Duty
| Type | Working width | Transport width | Weight | Tines | Rear gauge wheels (accessory) | Design |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Maxx® 60-7 HD | 5.85m | 2.50m | 2,400kg | 45 | 2 | hydr. folding, 4 gauge wheels, Cat. 2/3 headstock |
| Super Maxx® 70-7 HD | 7.10m | 2.50m | 2,810kg | 55 | 4 | hydr. folding, 4 gauge wheels, Cat. 2/3 headstock |
Weight of the basic machine without accessories. Observe the permissible tractor axle loads. Technical data: as of 2026. Illustrations are not binding. Errors excepted, subject to technical changes.

Applications
Shallow, water-saving stubble cultivation with a huge work rate, mechanical weed control and airing moist soils – water-saving in dry conditions, soil-friendly in wet conditions.
Suitable soils
Shallow and water-saving, ideally straight after the combine: the thin mulch layer of soil, stubble and straw slows evaporation, and volunteer cereals emerge quickly.
False seedbed and repeated shallow cultivation: the tines loosen the weeds and the harrow shakes the soil off the roots – important where weeds are herbicide-resistant.
Open up moist soils before drilling and let them air; reconsolidation takes place at sowing with a GÜTTLER front roller.
The rear gauge wheels ensure precise depth control; a crumbler roller or second harrow row provides additional crumbling and levelling.
Equipment
What every Super Maxx® Heavy Duty comes with from the factory – and how you can equip it for stubble, seedbed and ultra-shallow work.
Standard equipment and accessories: as of 2026. Accessories and quotation from your GÜTTLER sales representative.

Illustration: Super Maxx® Heavy Duty · rendering · preview images in the configurator to follow
Configurator
Choose the type, put together harrow, crumbler roller and gauge wheels, and send your enquiry with your postcode directly to the responsible GÜTTLER sales representative.
Price on request – quotation from your GÜTTLER sales representative – the contact responsible for your postcode will get in touch with you.
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Configure Super Maxx®: Super Maxx® 60-7 HDDownloads · 6 files
Frequently asked questions
The Super Maxx® Heavy Duty is designed for use with heavy tractors of up to 400 hp. With a heavy tractor, you compensate for the compact working width with a higher working speed – so you can cultivate large areas efficiently too. Observe the permissible tractor axle loads.
First and second stubble pass with narrow points, crossed diagonally; in the third pass, the swept point for a shallow, full-width cut. For very stony soils, GÜTTLER recommends the forged point or the 200 mm swept point. Find out more in the Point Primer.
Yes. The rear gauge wheels can easily be taken out of use: with large amounts of organic matter, for example during the first stubble pass, you swing them up without tools so that the material flow is not obstructed. The tines behind them loosen their tracks.

Work shallow first, conserve moisture, mix the straw in close to the surface – turning stubble cultivation into a mechanical false seedbed.
Advice & dealers
We will advise you on working width, gauge wheels, harrow and points for your fields and your tractor. Your GÜTTLER sales representative can also give you details of the sales partner near you.
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