SKY Rotary Harrows – Perfect for Combined Operation
SKY rotary harrows are designed to work seamlessly in combination with spreaders, delivering both efficiency and comfort in the field.
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The inclined design ensures excellent emptying from the rear, preventing any build-up in front of the hatch.
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A forward-weighted hopper transfers load directly to the tractor, providing maximum grip and stability during operation.
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Even when empty, the machine remains exceptionally stable, guaranteeing a smooth and comfortable ride.
A Flawless Seedbed Every Time
With 4 rotors per metre, SKY rotary harrows create an even, high-quality seedbed without windrows or ridges.
The design reduces traction requirements, meaning less pulling power is needed compared to conventional harrows.
Built on a reinforced steel chassis, the machine offers strength and durability to handle the toughest conditions.
Tapered Roller Bearings
SKY rotary harrows use oversized tapered roller bearings paired with a large-diameter shaft, ensuring constant alignment of the tooth holder even under extreme working conditions.
Factory-set with a spacer, these bearings require no further adjustment, delivering long-term reliability with minimal maintenance. Their modern design not only boosts durability in the field but also adds value at resale, making them a smart investment.
Why Choose the HR 190?
The SKY HR 190 Rotary Harrow is built to deliver reliable, long-term performance in all soil conditions. With 4 rotors per metre for a perfectly even seedbed, reduced traction requirements for lower fuel use, and a reinforced steel chassis for strength and stability, it is designed to combine efficiency with durability.
Oversized tapered roller bearings and large-diameter shafts provide constant alignment and virtually maintenance-free operation, enhancing both reliability in the field and resale value.
The HR 190 is the professional choice for farmers who need a robust, high-performing machine they can depend on season after season.
Additional Information
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