Separating tiller with seeder SBZ 85 Standard 4FARMER (orange)

Thanks to the capabilities of modern agricultural machinery and technological advancements, lawn care and seedbed preparation are becoming less burdensome and more automated. For owners of larger cultivated areas or gardening businesses, agricultural machinery is invaluable, allowing them to save time and achieve greater work efficiency.

To enjoy a beautiful, dense lawn or a bountiful harvest of vegetables and fruit, proper soil preparation is crucial. This work primarily aims to ensure that the soil is loose, not too compacted, but not too light. It also requires adequate moisture and aeration. Providing the right amount of nutrients to ensure proper plant growth is crucial. These nutrients include the humus content of the soil.

Proper preparation for such work is essential for success. Unfortunately, preparing the ground manually takes a lot of time and effort, and can sometimes lead to unexpected complications. This is why more and more people are choosing to purchase a tiller .

How does a tiller work? How does a separating tiller differ from a regular tiller?

A tiller is a machine that, when attached to a tractor, mechanically digs, breaks up, and loosens the soil. Thanks to its operation, we can remove old lawn turf, dig up the soil, remove weeds, and level the ground, preparing it for a new lawn or vegetable crop.

Knives mounted on a rotating shaft cut and crumble soil fragments. The knives in the SBZ Separating Tiller rotate in the opposite direction to the tractor's travel. A crucial element of the tiller's design are the stone-separating rods. The rotation of the knives sifts the soil through the aforementioned system of rods, which act like a sieve, separating larger particles from smaller ones. All the coarser particles, such as stones, sticks, roots, and larger clods of earth, land on the first lower layer of soil and are covered by the crumbled, properly prepared subsoil.

The rear roller of the separating tiller allows us to regulate the working depth of the machine, simultaneously producing a leveled and compacted soil ready for further cultivation. This is a major advantage of the separating tiller and how it differs from a standard tiller.

The main use of the separation roller is to help with establishing lawns, it is also an ideal tool for leveling previously disturbed soil.

What else makes the SBZ separating tiller with seeder stand out?

This machine has the ability to move slightly laterally , allowing for additional precision in positioning the machine behind the tractor. Tillers use a chain drive, which requires a PTO shaft with a safety device, such as a breakaway wedge or clutch, to protect the tractor's gears and the machine's transmission.

The SBZ 85 4FARMER separating tiller is simple in design and solidly constructed. The hinged hatch makes it easier to keep the machine clean and provides better access to the main shaft and the knife axle.

Above the hinged flap, two shock-absorbing elements are located on both sides of the machine. If a large stone or clod of earth gets under the tines, these elements protect the upper surface of the tiller from impact with the rising moving part of the machine.

Separating tiller with seeder – an irreplaceable tillage unit!

The SBZ model is a tillage unit that allows for comprehensive earthworks. The seeder is equipped with a lockable flap with seeder flap catches. These prevent uncontrolled flap opening and potential spillage of the spread product.

The seeder features a spreading adjustment mechanism. Opening or closing the holes located at the bottom of the seeder allows for the adjustment of sowing rate. The rotating seeder shaft located inside the seeder evenly distributes the sown product, preventing clumping or clogging of the seeder holes.

If you are looking for a unit that combines all the elements necessary for soil preparation and sowing, a separating tiller is definitely the product for you!

Looking for a tiller for larger areas? Check out the SB 125 4FARMER Separating Tiller.