The OffSet® 640 was specially developed for combination with a hydraulically adjustable FlatSpring. Such combinations are in particularly high demand on the Eastern European markets: heavy, clayey soils are widespread there. Such soils should not be allowed to totally dry out and harden after basic tillage (plow, cultivator or disc harrow deep). So you work them as soon as they turn gray and can still be crumbled. In this regard, trailed, passive equipment is superior to PTO-driven machines in terms of area output, purchase price, wear and operating costs. The larger the operations, the more this applies. Of course, the FlatSpring can be hydraulically disengaged at any time, so that a pure roller is then also available for versatile use in the field and on grassland.
Allow plow furrow to flash off and turn gray
This series has been proven since 2016 and can be optionally combined with a FlatSpring. For even better leveling and crumbling of the soil. Otherwise, it also convinces with its good properties.
Type | Working width | Transport width | Weight |
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OffSet® 480 | 4.80 m | 2.40 m | 2,555 kg |
with Flatspring 480 | 2,950 kg | ||
OffSet® 640 | 6.30 m | 2.40 m | 2,940 kg |
with Flatspring 640 | 3,320 kg* |
*Total weights over 3,000 kg require an operating license to drive on public roads in Germany!
As the inventor of the Prism Roll®, we hope you will trust us to be able to realize larger and heavier roll stars at any time and with ease. So why don’t we do it, when the whole world is striving for “bigger and bigger” and “heavier and heavier”? The answer is quite simple: more than forty years of experience teach us that our soils usually do not suffer from a lack of reconsolidation, but rather often enough from excessive compaction caused by the use of heavy machinery. Since our rollers can also be used on damp floors due to their excellent self-cleaning properties, we believe that caution is more than appropriate! Not always you notice the emergence of soil damage at first sight! Not only in arable farming, but also on grassland. There, heavy equipment in wet soil very quickly leads to dense bearing of the soil. The consequences are a lack of oxygen in the root zone and stagnant growth.