Mulch-till Rippers boast shallow- and full-concavity disk blades for higher productivity
The Case IH MRX690 and New Holland ST740 Mulch-till Rippers provide residue management, removal of compaction, and an improved level soil surface in the fall - all in one pass with a single machine. This is accomplished by using a unique combination of industry leading shallow-concavity disk blades in the front to manage residue, deep parabolic shanks, and patented tiger® points in the center to improve soil tilth, and full-concavity disk blades in the rear to size clods and level the soil. This unique combination of shallow-concavity cutting blades on the front and full-concavity leveling blades on the rear provides both efficient residue cutting with reduced lateral soil movement that allows higher operating speeds in a primary tillage operation without compromising agronomic performance. Agronomic performance can also be tailored for different operating conditions with independently controlled depth adjustment on both the front and rear disk gangs.

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