50’ Summers Super Coulter Samurai.
Inspired by farmers, the Super Coulter Samurai offers many of the same benefits of our Super Coulter vertical tillage tool, but is designed to move more dirt, thanks to its slightly angled aggressive Samurai blades. The result is a field finish that many of today’s producers desire — more soil movement than true vertical tillage provides, but less intensive than conventional tillage or high-speed disks. This unique approach makes the Super Coulter Samurai a simplistic, effective spring and fall solution for residue management, light tillage and seedbed preparation.
The front gang blades are positioned at a 3-degree angle, and the rear gang blades are positioned at a 5-degree angle. Thorough testing has shown this to be an optimum configuration to achieve the ideal field finish for most farmers. However, the gang angles can be manually adjusted in the shop from 1 to 5 degrees, if desired, to accommodate more unique soil types, conditions and personal preferences.
Blades are spaced 10 inches apart on each gang with the front and rear gangs offset for an effective 5-inch blade spacing. This design results in superior residue flow, yet maximum tillage coverage for thorough soil tilth and excellent residue sizing.
50’ Summers Super Coulter Samurai.
Inspired by farmers, the Super Coulter Samurai offers many of the same benefits of our Super Coulter vertical tillage tool, but is designed to move more dirt, thanks to its slightly angled aggressive Samurai blades. The result is a field finish that many of today’s producers desire — more soil movement than true vertical tillage provides, but less intensive than conventional tillage or high-speed disks. This unique approach makes the Super Coulter Samurai a simplistic, effective spring and fall solution for residue management, light tillage and seedbed preparation.
The front gang blades are positioned at a 3-degree angle, and the rear gang blades are positioned at a 5-degree angle. Thorough testing has shown this to be an optimum configuration to achieve the ideal field finish for most farmers. However, the gang angles can be manually adjusted in the shop from 1 to 5 degrees, if desired, to accommodate more unique soil types, conditions and personal preferences.
Blades are spaced 10 inches apart on each gang with the front and rear gangs offset for an effective 5-inch blade spacing. This design results in superior residue flow, yet maximum tillage coverage for thorough soil tilth and excellent residue sizing.
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