The U 453 stubble cultivator is engineered for cultivating and preparing soil post-ploughing across all soil types. It loosens the soil and disrupts stubble, effectively cutting and mixing crop residues. It is suitable for cultivating all soils, particularly medium-compact, compact, and stony soils. Selecting machinery for soil cultivation is a personal decision for each farmer. Opting for the Rolmako cultivator ensures soil with a favorable structure and rich biological activity. These actions create better conditions for subsequent plant growth and development, leading to large and stable yields. The Rolmako cultivator effectively combats weeds, self-seeding, diseases, and pests, and ensures even mixing of crop residues with the soil. These factors guarantee a successful cultivation process.

The U 453 stubble cultivator mounts on a tractor's 3-point linkage. Rigid tines, arranged in two rows, are attached to the cultivator frame to cut and mix crop residue. Discs and a string roller ensure crumbling and leveling of the soil layer. The machine's working element can be secured with either a screw or spring. Available tillage rollers include: string roller with straight bars, string roller with toothed bars, Packer toothed roller, tubular-ring roller, ring roller, spring roller, rubber roller, and spiral roller. The same options apply to the cultivator's working element. The manufacturer standardly uses a Vogel&Noot tine, but a Lemken tine can be optionally fitted. The basic cultivator comes with a 750 mm plough beam, while the Grubber Plus version features an 835 mm plough beam.

Effective cultivation is facilitated by the integration of tines with undercutters, leveling discs with adjustable working depths, and an appropriate roller. Proven plough systems ensure reliable and aggressive soil penetration and cutting through crop residues. The main frame, constructed from thick-walled profiles, provides a robust structure to withstand even the most challenging conditions. The compact design and significant spacing of the tine rows ensure unobstructed operation and high efficiency. The primary purpose of using a post-harvest cultivator is to remove couch grass runners and destroy deeply rooted weeds, thereby reducing the need for chemical treatments. An optional catch crop seeder can be mounted on the cultivator frame at the customer's request.