OT:Anyone know what this is called?

RBnSC · Sep 10, 2011

Got this for some work I did.Pto powers tines that turn horizontally not around an axle like a tiller.Appears to have had very little use.Hooked it to our 4020 and it levels ground very nicely. Has brand name on it Leyle.

John730D · Sep 10, 2011

Lely Roterra. Popular in Europe.
Stir here

Cow Breeder · Sep 10, 2011

This tool is used in Europe to incorporate herbicides and insecticides into the soil. Most of these have a grain drill mounted directly on the back of the implement so the final tillage and seeding is done in one pass.

greenbeanman in Kansas · Sep 10, 2011

It is a soil pulverizer of some brand. The color or paint would indicate it is a Land Pride but if so it isn't their current model for sure.

I wouldn't venture a guess as to brand.
Land Pride soil pulverizer

Anonymous-0 · Sep 10, 2011

(quoted from post at 05:03:31 09/10/11) Got this for some work I did.Pto powers tines that turn horizontally not around an axle like a tiller.Appears to have had very little use.Hooked it to our 4020 and it levels ground very nicely. Has brand name on it Leyle.

They use them here. One pass and a plowed field is ready to plant.

HenryO · Sep 10, 2011

We had one in the 40's' It was called a "cultipacker". Breaks up lumps after plowing.

jm. · Sep 10, 2011

Not anything Land Pride ever made.. Sold land pride since they came in existence and they have never offred anything like that. Looks like something from europe for sure.

Revredneck · Sep 10, 2011

I don't know what you call it, but sure looks like a wonderful tool to prepare the garden for planting.

Anonymous-0 · Sep 10, 2011

Yep, roterra. Made for removing rear ends from underpowered tractors. Notorious horsepower hog, A 5 footer probably will absorb 85 horsepower, no problem.

Anonymous-0 · Sep 10, 2011

Neighbors all have them and use them with 100+hp tractors (between 6 and 10 ft ones).

Anonymous-0 · Sep 12, 2011

Had a 7" footer on the golf course, called a
Lely Roterra Turf Shaper.
Rips, rotatills,levels,compacts and with the seeding attachment will seed and compact all in one pass, does one heck of a job.

RBnSC you might check where you got it and see if the seeder box is there, reason I ask is may be the reason the packer scraper is raised up.
The seed box fits over those 2 stubs you see on each side of that rear rollar frame. The box drives off the left side, if you look real close you can make out the sproket that drives it off the front rollar with a square link type chain.
The seed should drop just in front of that rear rollar so it can give the seed/soil contact.

Anonymous-0 · Sep 12, 2011

Had a 7" footer on the golf course, called a
Lely Roterra Turf Shaper.
Rips, rotatills,levels,compacts and with the seeding attachment will seed and compact all in one pass, does one heck of a job.

RBnSC you might check where you got it and see if the seeder box is there, reason I ask is may be the reason the packer scraper is raised up.
The seed box fits over those 2 stubs you see on each side of that rear rollar frame. The box drives off the left side, if you look real close you can make out the sproket that drives it off the front rollar with a square link type chain.
The seed should drop just in front of that rear rollar so it can give the seed/soil contact.

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