ILGI - Model Apollo - Fix Cultivator
The heavy Apollo Fix cultivator is used for stubble breaking and seedbed preparation. It processes the soil by tearing it up to the desired depth without overturning it. The stubble is cut in layers from the root area and mixed well with the soil, and an organic fertilizer application is facilitated for the next crop period. Plant residues are ideally mixed into the soil.
A simple design that ensures ease of use, and a reinforced chassis suitable for use in difficult conditions.
After deeply cultivating the soil with special production blades, the discs refine the processed soil and make it ready for leveling. A perfect surface is thus obtained by the soil breaking, compacting, and leveling operations using different types of rollers.
At a 8-12 km/h operating speed, with maximum efficiency ensured through the minimum amount of time
Fuel savings are achieved from the low tractor power requirement provided by the ideal cutting angles of the blades.
Strong springs on each tine allow continuous operation at the adjusted working depth thanks to its 30 cm flexing capacity, providing a perfect driving experience. This also prevents the tines from breakage and damage.
Apollo’stines are produced with a robust spring safety mechanism that provides resistance against harsh conditions and impacts. The ground resistance for the safety spring opening is 800 kg.
Maintenance- and lubrication-free, long-lasting, robust roller bearings.
The desired working depth can be adjusted easily with the help of the roller. The working depth can be easily adjusted using 5 mm, 10 mm, and 20 mm thick aluminum spacers. The roller height can be adjusted mechanically or hydraulically.
For machines with a working width of 4m and above, the road width is reduced to 3m using the hydraulic folding system in the road position, ensuring safe transportation. The wings are connected to each other with special safety locks, providing maximum safety on the road. Furthermore, the hydraulic cylinders in the transport system are mechanically locked to ensure safety when on the road.