Description
The Mounted Tyne Tidger from JRS Parts is a tractor-mounted soil tillage implement designed to break, loosen, and prepare the seedbed in a single pass. Built with sturdy spring-loaded tynes, it works the soil to the right tilth while clearing weeds and crop residue, making it ideal for secondary cultivation.
Key Features of the Tyne Tidger
- Heavy-duty tynes: Spring-mounted points flex over obstacles and resist breakage in hard ground.
- Even seedbed preparation: Produces a fine, level tilth ready for sowing.
- Three-point linkage mount: Hitches quickly to most tractors for easy operation.
- Robust steel frame: Durable construction built for long working life in tough field conditions.
- Low maintenance: Simple design with easily serviceable wearing parts.
Benefits for Farmers
This cultivator reduces the number of field passes needed, saving fuel and time while improving soil structure and moisture retention. It suits a wide range of field crops and soil types. Explore more agriculture implements from JRS Parts.
Why Choose JRS Parts
JRS Parts is an ISO-certified manufacturer and exporter of tractor implements and 3 point linkage parts based in Ludhiana, Punjab, India, supplying quality farm equipment worldwide. Secondary tillage tools like this are a core part of soil tillage practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a tyne tidger used for?
It is used for secondary cultivation, breaking and loosening soil and clearing weeds to create a fine seedbed before sowing.
Is the tyne tidger compatible with my tractor?
Yes. It uses a standard three-point linkage mount and suits most common tractor horsepower ranges. Contact JRS Parts to confirm the right size for your tractor.
What soil types is it suitable for?
The spring-loaded tynes handle a wide range of soils, including hard and stony ground, flexing over obstacles to reduce breakage.
How does it save costs?
By preparing a seedbed in fewer passes, it lowers fuel and labour costs while improving soil tilth and moisture retention.
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