fixed
for tractors from 70 to 120 HP
working width from 145 to 250 cm
Stone buriers with rear roller type RSC - Massano
Stone buriers with rear roller type RSC
Built with a working width from 145 to 250 cm, required power from 70 to 120 HP and working depth from 15 to 25 cm. RSC stone burier is used mainly by horticultural companies that need to work in hard soils. Designed to work in hard soils with stones that have a diameter from 15 to 25 cm.
Standard Equipment
- 3-Point linkage cat. 2°.
- Single speed gearbox with 540 rpm PTO.
- Side transmission through reinforced chain Type ASA 120 HE.
- 4/6 blades each flange type Rotostone.
- Double frame made with special steel IMEX 700.
- Adjustable and self- cleaned selection grill.
- Rear bonnet adjustment with adjustable manual jacks.
- Rear perforated metal roller Ø 480 mm (40 cm longer than the machine).
- Pin and hole adjustment roller.
- Cardan shaft with safety bolt.
- "CE" Safety guards.
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Stone burier with rear roller RSC at work
Stone buriers with rear roller RSC
Stone buriers with rear roller for horticulture
Stone buriers with rear roller RSC
Massano agricultural machinery - Stone buriers with rear roller
Stone buriers with rear roller RSC at work
Massano agricultural machinery
Stone buriers with rear roller RSC
Massano agricultural machinery
Stone buriers with rear roller for horticulture
Massano agricultural machinery - Stone buriers with rear roller
Stone buriers with rear roller RSC
Stone buriers with rear roller for horticulture
Stone buriers with rear roller RSC at work
Massano agricultural machinery
Stone buriers with rear roller RSC
Massano agricultural machinery - Stone buriers with rear roller
Massano agricultural machinery
Stone buriers with rear roller for horticulture
Stone buriers with rear roller RSC at work
Massano agricultural machinery - Stone buriers with rear roller
Stone buriers with rear roller RSC at work
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Stone burier with rear roller RSC at work
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