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These scrapers spread muck and grass heaps as well as molehills. As they are very wide, they ensure a wide and regular distribution over the whole pasture.
The spring tines work smoothly to clean, aerate, spread and scarify. In this way, they regenerate and revive the vegetation more evenly. Their repeated passage, combined with their vibration, also allows to spread muck, slurry, dung, etc.
Their rigidity and sturdiness allow to scarify the ground more deeply and aggressively, thereby ensuring a regenerating aeration of the damaged plots.
Working at the harrow head, the scraper blades spread clods of earth and level out molehills and other ground unevennesses so that the following rows of tools can carry out their work efficiently. Usually fitted on half-flexible leaves, they also allow to face more serious damages, such as that caused by wild boars.
