KR 3000XC Rototiller
(Equipment / Material)
Model Number: KR 3000XC
Condition: New
Made in: Germany
Location or Storage Country: Germany
Service Engineering Support: Yes
Warranty: No
Price: Call for price
Description:
The KR 3000XC is a rototiller from DUTZI's KR series, featuring a vertically operating rotor equipped with interchangeable tools (tine, chisel, or mulch rotors). The rotor crumbles the soil without compaction and incorporates crop residues into the top 5-8 cm. The chisel rotor is ideal for soils with few stones and features brazed carbide tips with exceptionally long service life. The tine rotor is the tool of choice for stony soils, striking stones vertically from above. The mulch rotor operates primarily near the surface (2-3 cm) for thorough shredding of crop residues and cover crops. The KR can be used on its own for secondary tillage, with TL shares for primary tillage, or in combination with the front subsoiler (FL) and a seed drill for OnePass cultivation. The trailing sheet-metal wheel roller or toothed packer roller ensures optimal reconsolidation. Any standard seed drill can be mounted on the KR, allowing crumbling, seeding and reconsolidation in a single pass.
Overview:
| Working width | 300 cm |
| Transport width | 320 cm |
| Tine count | 64 pcs. |
| Chisel count | 53 pcs. |
| Mulch blade count | 72 pcs. |
| Rotor working depth (max.) | 18 cm |
| Rotor speed | 440 rpm |
| Loosening tines | 4 pcs. |
| Loosening tine working depth (max.) | 40 cm |
| Tractor mounting category | III |
| Tractor power requirement | 100/135 kW/HP |
| PTO speed | 1000 rpm |
| Weight | 2,150 kg |
Documentation:
DUTZI (brand of KD Agrartechnik GmbH)
Markets: Agricultural enterprises, farmers, contractors in Germany and internationally
Locations: Rotrehre 23, 31542 Bad Nenndorf, Germany
Main Products/Services: Rototillers (KR series), front subsoilers (FL series), rear subsoilers (HL series), OnePass soil cultivation systems, active and passive soil cultivation equipment, spare parts, after-sales service
Year Established: 1904
