OverviewThis intra-row hoe is designed to weed black strips in tree nurseries while preserving grass strips in paths. The WEEDELETE® ZRS uses patented rotating hoes that cultivate the topsoil in the black strips without damaging crops. It can be mounted on the front or rear of a tractor and operates effectively at low engine power. The machine is ground-following, allows a good working speed and provides stepless adjustment of depth and working width for optimum results.
Mowing head (optional)For year-round versatility, the WEEDELETE® ZRS can be fitted with an optional mowing head. The quick-change system enables switching between mowing and hoeing within minutes.
Highlights- Patented rotating-hoe system for gentle weed removal
- Ecologically responsible mechanical weeding
- Worldwide use in nurseries and similar crops
- Shallow cultivation to preserve soil structure and soil life
Features- Required power: minimum 25 HP
- Minimum hydraulic output: 20 liters
- Stepless, easily adjustable depth control
- Stepless, easily adjustable working width
- Adjustable ground pressure of the swing rotor depending on soil type (sandy, peat, clay)
- Leveling effect on soil surface
- Ground-following design
- Swing rotor version available with hydraulic roller probe
- Maximum working speed approximately 5 km/h
MultimediaDemo and action videos are available showing the WEEDELETE® ZRS in operation.
Technical specifications- Model: WEEDELETE® ZRS
- Application: intra-row hoeing of black strips in tree nurseries while sparing grass paths
- Attachment: front or rear tractor mounting
- Operational requirement: minimum 25 HP engine power
- Hydraulics: minimum hydraulic output 20 liters
- Depth control: steplessly adjustable
- Working width: steplessly adjustable
- Ground pressure: adjustable depending on soil type (sandy, peat, clay)
- Working mode: ground-following; swing rotor version available with hydraulic roller probe
- Working speed: up to approximately 5 km/h
- Optional equipment: quick-change mowing head for switching between mowing and hoeing
- Design intent: shallow soil cultivation to preserve soil structure and soil life