Henry County Supply, Inc.

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2024 Maschio Gaspardo Artiglio 250/5

ARTIGLIO is the ideal subsoiler for tractors with horsepower in the 150 to 390 range, for medium-large farmers requiring a working depth of at least 21.6 inches for working widths ranging from 8.2 ft with 5 tines to 16.4 ft with 11 tines.

ARTIGLIO has the classic "wave"-shaped frame construction that delivers excellent soil flow even when dealing with a lot of residue, thus avoiding blockages. The high ground clearance of 33.8 inches allows the 1,4 inches-thick tines with tungsten carbide coated tips and wings to work the soil down to a depth of up to 21.6 inches. A WIDIA-coated option is also available on request.

The mechanical version has a shear bolt safety feature. On the HYDRO version - which comes in up to 13.1 inches with 9 tines - the safety feature is twofold with the combination of a shear bolt and hydropneumatic system. If pressure on the tip exceeds the equivalent of 1984 lbs in weight, the hydropneumatic safety system trips, progressively raising the tine. If the obstacle is not cleared and the pressure on the tip increases, the shear bolt snaps to stop the frame being damaged, allowing the tine to lift completely. The generous oversizing of the implement means you can work with complete peace of mind on even the toughest soils.

The rear roller (twin spike or spade) - hydraulic comes as standard on the HYDRO version - enables you to adjust working depth while achieving the perfect tilth.

Features may include:

The progressively angled tines penetrate the ground gradually, going as deep as 21.6 in with low power requirements and moderate fuel consumption.

• Reversible clod crushers

• Quick-change reversible tungsten-coated tip

• Side wings

The rollers ensure good seedbed finishing and, at the same time, are design to compact the soil loosened by the tines, limiting water evaporation from the surface layers. The new twin spade roller is available for loose soil, while the classic twin spike roller is recommended on tough ground and soil with a wealth of residue.

When the maximum load is exceeded, the bolt shears, allowing the tine to rise, thus avoiding possible damage to the tine and the frame.

The modern safety system and the new tine design ensure the element lifts up correctly in the event of hidden obstacles, thus preventing possible damage. The oil pushed out of the piston is conveyed into a twin nitrogen accumulator by means of a valve system.