Taret vibrating potato digger single-row

- Manufacturer: Taret

- Catalogue number: 00BF-30771

- Manufacturer's designation: Light vibrating potato digger

- Number of rows dug: 1

- Weight: 55 kg

- Power requirement: 15 HP

- Hitch: 3-point linkage cat. I

- Width: 700 mm

- Length: 820 mm

- Height: 700 mm

- Digging width: 500 - 750 mm

- Working speed: 1.8 - 8 km/h

- Transport speed: up to 20 km/h

- Drive: PTO

Detailed description:

• The single-row vibrating digger is a light and compact machine designed for lifting potatoes on farms that grow them for their own needs.
• Thanks to its simple construction, low weight and low technical requirements it is the ideal solution for small plantations and individual users.
• The machine lifts potatoes from a single ridge with a working width of 500 to 750 mm, and its overall dimensions are: a width of 700 mm, a length of 820 mm and a height of 700 mm.
• Thanks to this the device can successfully be used on narrow plots, in gardens and in areas with restricted manoeuvring space.
• The lifter is paired by means of a cat. I 3-point linkage system and driven from the power take-off (PTO).
• For it to work effectively a tractor with an output of a minimum of 15 HP is enough, which allows the machine to be used with light garden and orchard tractors.
• Thanks to the vibrating mechanism, the machine effectively undercuts the ridge and separates the soil from the tubers, allowing a clean and even discharge of the crop behind the machine.
The simple construction and low failure rate make the digger for a compact tractor easy to operate, service and repair.
• The machine reaches an optimum working speed in the range of 1.8 to 8 km/h, while in transport mode it can travel at speeds of up to 20 km/h, which allows efficient movement between the fields and the store.
• The low weight of just 55 kg makes it one of the lightest diggers available on the market – ideal for use in home-scale crops and on organic farms.
• This is a practical, economical and reliable solution for people who do not need large machines and yet expect efficient and clean work during the potato harvest.