Demarol 3-section, two-row potato hiller

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

Potato cultivation in Poland began in 1683, when King John III Sobieski brought potato tubers during his return from the Vienna expedition. Of course, potato cultivation has changed dramatically since then. This does not mean that the systems of growing this raw material were bad, but time has certainly worked to our advantage. Currently, the harvesting of tubers and the cultivation of potatoes are mostly mechanized. The consumer receives a clean product, often already packaged. Of course, this valuable agricultural machine, such as a potato hiller, is dedicated to all inter-row crops for vegetables that grow in ridges (potatoes, beets).

The Demarol 3-section, two-row potato hiller is an extremely universal product. With its help, we will shape ridges, preparing a designated area for planting potatoes or crops requiring planting in ridges. Additionally, this treatment will loosen the soil and remove lingering weeds. This makes the ridger a very universal machine, helpful not only when sprinkling potatoes, as the name suggests.

Thanks to the well-thought-out design of the ridger, the width between the rows can be adjusted, we have a 150 cm wide beam at our disposal. Three arms placed on the beam are responsible for our work. Each arm has a coulter (goose foot) mounted at the end, it is adjustable, which allows you to adjust the working depth. Additionally, the ridger has one copying wheel on its arms, which maintains a constant working height and stable driving. With the help of a 3-section ridger , we can create two rows of ridges during one pass.

For proper operation, this rider requires a tractor with a minimum power of 20 HP.