4-row bed former

for vegetables

in its product range, AVR has a state-of-the-art machine which, within a single frame, can perform three different tasks on an arable farm. The three handy machines, contained therein, are the Speedridger, the Eco-ridger and the Weeder (also known as the weeding element). All of which can be used separately, but which are interchangeable too within one and the same frame. Ridging and weed control made easy... Thanks, in particular, to the smart system of weight transfer, which, via fully adjustable hydraulic pressure, uses the weight of the tractor to exert pressure on the ridging plate. Speedridger: to ridge on lighter soils The AVR Speedridger is composed of four main components. Viewing the machine, from front to back, these are the weight transfer system, the crumbling or subsoiling tines, the ridging discs and the high-speed ridging plate, in that order. High-speed ridging plates are already familiar to anyone who has used an AVR interrow rotary cultivator. The long, stainless steel, ridge-forming plates are shaped in such a way that a robust ridge is formed with excellent shape retention, even at a high driving speed. Very hard-wearing, ridge-forming plates have been designed specially for the Speedridger. These plates are made extra thick, so as to improve their wear resistance to abrasive, sandy soil. Very high ridges with a broad top (22.5 cm) can be ploughed, using these plates, at a high driving speed.