1Which vehicles can pull the DH140?
The DH140 can be mounted on ATVs, UTVs, or smaller tractors with a Category 1 linkage. Due to the machine’s weight and working width, we recommend a vehicle of at least 500 cc and 4×4 for optimal stability and traction.
2What can the DH140 be used for?
The DH140 is designed for efficient soil cultivation and can be used for maintaining existing seedbeds or plantings, establishing new seedbeds for game crops, wildlife and flower strips, as well as general soil cultivation as needed.
3Is the DH140 difficult to get started with?
No. The DH140 is designed for simple and quick setup, allowing you to get started with minimal preparation. Adjustments are made easily, and the machine is built for stable operation in demanding terrain.
4Can the DH140 be used in uneven terrain?
Yes. The DH140 is built for working in uneven and demanding conditions with high stability and a robust construction. Its substantial weight and heavy-duty design ensure uniform results – even where lighter harrows would struggle.
5Can the working depth be adjusted?
Yes. The working depth can be adjusted steplessly, and with the integrated actuator, the height can be controlled directly from the ATV/UTV via a switch while driving. This provides maximum control and makes it easy to adapt the cultivation to the soil type and task.
6What is the difference between harrow tines and duckfoot shares?
The DH140 is supplied with both harrow tines and duckfoot shares, allowing you to adapt the machine to the task at hand.
Harrow tines are best suited for establishing a seedbed from scratch – for example after ploughing or during new soil cultivation, where the soil needs to be loosened and prepared for sowing.
Duckfoot shares are ideal for maintaining the seedbed, where the goal is to keep the area as bare soil leading up to sowing and to minimize weeds and regrowth.
This provides maximum flexibility for both the establishment and maintenance of game crops and wildlife strips.
7What maintenance does the DH140 require?
The DH140 requires only routine inspection and regular lubrication. Grease points are clearly marked with visible labels at the nipples, making greasing quick and straightforward.
To extend its service life, it is also recommended to clean the harrow after use to prevent mud and soil buildup. Regular inspection of wear parts such as tines and duckfoot shares ensures stable operation over time.
