MCMS Warka subsoiler GZ-1 0.7 m / 1 tine
Description
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- Manufacturer: MCMS Warka
- Catalogue number: MCMSGZ1
- Manufacturer's designation: Subsoiler GZ-1
- Power requirement: 45 kW
- Number of tines: 1
- Working depth: 700 mm
- Weight: 160 kg
- Hitch: 3-point linkage
- Coulter: 100 mm
- Claw: 900 mm
Detailed description:
- The 1-tine subsoiler is a specialist agricultural machine designed for deep loosening and breaking up of the subsoil without the need for conventional ploughing.
- This is a mounted implement, attached to the three-point linkage, compatible with agricultural tractors of the 0.6 ÷ 0.9T class.
- Thanks to its compact yet sturdy construction, the machine performs excellently both on smaller farms and on specialist plantations, where precise soil cultivation plays a key role.
- This model is characterised by a single working tine 900 mm long, ending in a replaceable point 100 mm wide.
- This allows effective penetration of the soil to a working depth of up to 700 mm, which helps to improve the structure of the subsoil and increases its permeability to water and air.
- The power requirement for this model is 45 kW, which corresponds to about 60 HP – this makes it an excellent choice for tractors commonly used on Polish farms.
- The total weight of the machine is 160 kg, which guarantees proper down pressure on the soil and stability during work, even on compact soils or those with a large amount of crop residue.
- The structure of the machine is made of high-grade steel, joined both by welding and by bolting – which increases strength but also makes any servicing or replacement of components easier.
- Using a subsoiler brings a range of agrotechnical benefits. Above all it makes it possible to break up the so-called plough pan effectively - the compact layer of soil that forms at a constant depth as a result of many years of plough-based cultivation.
- This plough pan significantly restricts the penetration of water, air and plant roots into the deeper layers of the soil profile.
- Thanks to the use of a subsoiler the physical structure of the soil is improved, its retention capacity increases, and the root system of the plants has the opportunity to develop freely.
- This in turn translates into greater resistance of crops to periodic droughts, better fertiliser utilisation and higher yields.
- It is also worth pointing out that the 1-tine subsoiler can be used not only in pre-sowing operations, but also as a tool for the reclamation of degraded or compacted sites.
- Its use is particularly recommended on heavy, clayey soils that are prone to crusting and to forming impermeable layers.
- Thanks to the use of a chain with a so-called mole, the machine additionally improves drainage and helps to reduce the formation of waterlogged areas.



