2017 Summers VRT3530 26'

2017 Summers VRT3530 26'

With dual-mounted angled low-concave disk blades on the front and rear, the VRT3530 is the ideal high-speed tillage tool for achieving greater soil movement and deeper cutting depths. Adjusting the pitch to push either the front or rear blades further into the soil allows the machine to cater to varying field conditions, and results in an excellent field finish, even when cutting heavy residue at depths greater than 6 inches. Adjusting the angle of the blades can further modify soil movement and cutting approach.

Features may include:

• Disk blades are slightly concave for soil mixing, and are mounted at a 12-degree angle (manually adjustable from 5- to 24 degrees) to achieve the perfect combination of high speed and aggressive mixing. This configuration also keeps soil movement as vertical as possible to minimize the smearing and hardpan effects of soil moving horizontally.

• The patented hydraulic hitch allows you to transfer weight between the front and rear blades. Placing more weight on the front allows the disk blades to dig in deeper to mix more soil. Placing more weight on the rear increases vertical tillage performance and residue sizing with less soil disturbance. Weight can be shifted equally between the front and rear to achieve a combination of benefits.

• The patented hydraulic hitch comes with an indicator, allowing the operator to identify the exact hitch position from the cab. It also helps the operator return to his exact previous setting after making in-field adjustments.

• Instead of using weights on the wings, the VRT2530 uses hydraulic down pressure. This feature automatically adjusts down pressure on the wings to ensure consistent cutting depth across the implement as field conditions change.

• Hydraulic down pressure adjustment for the wings and optional rolling baskets can be made from one convenient location on the implement.

• The blade mounting systems for the front and rear blades are engineered to help prevent damage from rocks and stumps. To further maximize durability, the blades rotate on toggle-mounted, triple-seal ball bearings with ductile cast spools.