Ursa Z655 Bomet vibrating digger

Thanks to the possibilities of modern production of agricultural machinery , as well as technological progress, farm work becomes less burdensome and more automated. For many farms, agricultural machines are invaluable as they save time, but also give better efficiency of work.

A product that will be useful in every farm is a vibrating digger . Its purpose is mechanical digging of root crops such as potatoes, beets, carrots and others. Digging up potato tubers is, of course, the most popular activity for which a single-row vibrating digger is used. This agricultural machine is dedicated to harvesting on smaller plantations, where there are light and medium-compact soils, where there are not too many stones, weeds or dried haulm.

The Ursa Z655 single-row potato digger has at least a few key advantages - simple design, trouble-free operation of the machine and undemanding maintenance process of the device are only the most important ones.

How does a potato digger work?

• The single-row vibrating digger is mounted on the rear three-point linkage (TUZ) and driven by the power take-off shaft (PTO)
• Two robust disc coulters first cut off the growth, then the double share undercuts the ridge
• The next step is to transfer the tubers horizontally to a moving vibrating sifter
• The two sifter arms used in the single-row vibrating digger work in opposite directions, their task is to remove the soil and arrange vegetables along the machine in a narrow row. This arrangement allows for smooth operation of the machine and facilitates the harvesting of tubers.

The manufacturer of this machine emphasizes that the single-row potato digger , thanks to its design, is characterized by a very low rate of damage to vegetables.