For tractors up to 240 and 350 hp

Increasingly powerful tractors operate mounted ploughs with more than four furrows. Fast road travel and large inter-body spacing demand a robust headstock, powerful turnover mechanism and box-section plough beam. 

Four top link positions

Including two slotted holes for faster penetration and lower linkage control. The extra-thick top link retention plate is hardened and guarantees a snug fit for the top link pin.

Body holder

The tempered leg mounting brackets have a large clamping surface to resist high stress. The bracket surrounds the plough beam with a large contact area for optimum transfer of forces to the beam.

Headstock

The full-length mounting axle can be adjusted to four positions and has an anti-twist lock. The correct position on the tractor and optimum clearance at all times.

Turnover shaft

• SERVO 45 M diameter 130 mm.
• The reversing unit made from tempered cast steel is not welded to the turnover shaft.
• The hydraulic hoses pass through the hollow shaft preventing trapping of the hoses during reversing.
• The heavy-duty tapered roller bearings are reliably protected from dirt and locked with an adjustable castellated nut.
• The beam angle is adjusted using two turnbuckles.

Headstock SERVO 45 S up to 350 hp

•  The full-length mounting axle can be adjusted to four positions and has an anti-twist lock. Correct positioning on the tractor and optimum clearance at all times.  
• Double mounting axle bearing on SERVO 45 S as option, standard on 6-furrow version.
• One bracket surrounds the plough beam with a large contact area for optimum transfer of forces to the beam.

Three top link positions

Including two slotted holes for faster penetration and lower linkage control. The extra-thick top link retention plate is hardened and guarantees a snug fit for the top link pin

Conserve the soil and save fuel.

The plough is operated with the top link in the slotted hole. This allows the plough to adjust to the conditions of the soil. At the same time, the system ensures that there is optimum transmission of tractive power from the tractor to the plough.