The BSA600 spring harrow is designed for the initial processing of post-harvest residues after crop collection. Tines evenly distribute the residues across the field, preparing it for further cultivation with uniform residue mixing. The harrow can also be effectively used for initial stubble breaking, cover crop seeding, soil preparation, spring soil loosening, and aerating pastures or seeded areas.

The harrow has a point-adjustable tine aggression angle, allowing precise control over soil engagement. Optionally, a leveling bar (mounted on springs) can be added, which is particularly useful for leveling molehills.

Spring harrow – cultivation sections

Each section is suspended independently, with a central terrain copying system. The spring harrow precisely adapt to the terrain and grass clumps – the springs reach everywhere, where the soil needs to be loosened and aerated. There is also a thinning of the turf, which accelerates the growing season and increases development for new plants.