Ploughs, Harrows & Tillage
Tine Tiller
Rows of tines break the surface into a crumbly layer ready for sowing.
- Loosens and stirs
- Weed control
- Light on fuel
About this product
How the Tine Tiller works
A tine tiller carries a row of tines that dig into the topsoil, loosening it and stirring it up. The result is a crumbly surface that is easier to sow or transplant into, and weeds are pulled out and disturbed along the way.
Ask us for the working width, number of tines and the tractor power recommended for the current model, and we will confirm them in writing before you order.
A tine tiller is a simple, forgiving tool, good for keeping weeds down between plantings and for loosening a crust after rain. Tell us the working width and tractor power you need and we will confirm the tine count, spacing and weight of the current model before you order.
Before you buy the Tine Tiller
A tine tiller is the lighter, gentler option for finishing a seedbed after ploughing or discing. It is also useful for uprooting young weeds between crops. If your fields have heavy residue or a deep hardpan, pair it with a plough or subsoiler rather than expecting it to do the heavy work.
Specifications
Specifications
Tine Tiller: the specifications
Sizes available
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Key features of the Tine Tiller
Loosens and stirs
Tines break a surface crust without deep inversion.
Weed control
Pulls out and disturbs young weeds between crops.
Light on fuel
Needs less power than a full rotary tiller.
Questions
Questions about the Tine Tiller
It breaks the top layer of soil into a loose, crumbly bed after ploughing, and it also uproots small weeds. It is a good last pass before sowing.
