Proven design ensuring satisfaction

Machines for the front three-point linkage of tractors provide an effective solution to the high costs of cultivation work by enabling additional tasks within a single tractor pass. Heavy rollers enhance the tractor's controllability, thereby supplanting the need for front ballast. The versatile Rolmako cultivator, designed for the front three-point linkage of tractors, is based on the reliable cultivation tools of the Rolmako U 497 universal cultivator model, which has proven effective across diverse soils worldwide. Its solid, balanced design ensures ease of transport and reliable fieldwork. The device features two rows of tines and a tillage roller as standard. Ample clearances between working sections prevent clogging, ensuring comprehensive undercutting of the root structure of catch crops or weeds over the entire working width and intensive mixing of residues with the soil. The machine is equipped with lighting and reflective plates for safe operation even after dusk. The available tillage rollers enable customization to meet specific needs and budget requirements.





A meticulously designed mechanism for the tractor's front linkage

The Rolmako front cultivator features a 3.0 m working width and is designed for both basic stubble cultivation and pre-sowing cultivation on dry, heavy soils. The working element consists of a 70x12 mm SW tine with individual spring shock absorption. These absorbers ensure smooth operation and protect the working element from stone impacts. Users can opt for a narrow pre-sowing coulter or a 200 mm wide goosefoot. Optional tine reinforcement is available for the most challenging field conditions. A tillage roller completes the cultivation, with various types available to suit specific cultivation purposes and field conditions. Depending on the type, the roller provides additional soil compaction, helps maintain working depth, breaks up clods, and evens the field surface. The front three-point linkage cultivator enables combining sowing and cultivation in one pass without increasing the lifting force demand of the rear linkage, resulting in significant time and cost savings.















Combination of cultivation equipment to enhance quality and streamline processes

To establish optimal sowing conditions and minimize the number of field passes before this procedure, it is economically justified to support the operation of rear-mounted machine sections by mounting a cultivator on the tractor's front three-point linkage. The Rolmako cultivator on the front three-point linkage is ideal for use in combination with additional rear-mounted tools, such as a cultivation and seeding unit, grain seeder, compactor, disc cultivator, or other stubble cultivators. This combination allows for the completion of two field operations in one pass, thereby saving time and money. The combination with the cultivation and seeding unit facilitates single-pass simplified sowing. Additionally, the unit on the front three-point linkage can effectively level ridges after potato digging.

Machine construction



1. LED lighting beam

The selection of this accessory is crucial for machines operated on public roads.

2. Three-point linkage

The massive suspension system serves as a supporting element of the stubble cultivator. The solid tower of the three-point suspension system makes the machine durable and resistant to loads.

3. Cultivator tines

The SW 72 mm x 12 mm or ST 90 x 13 mm tine is used for challenging pre-sowing cultivation and, with a 280 mm wide undercutter, for heavy stubble work. The tine is available with an auxiliary spring, designed for extremely difficult conditions.

4. PREMIUM working elements

The machine employs internationally recognized soil cultivation systems, utilizing readily available high-quality components from specialized suppliers.

5. Mechanical depth adjustment

The standard mechanical working depth adjustment is user-friendly and tool-free.

6. Tillage roller

To cultivate the soil effectively, selecting the appropriate tillage roller is essential. The choice depends on the soil type and the desired outcome. Each roller variant is designed for specific working conditions.

7. Roller bearing units

Massive Premium bearing units available in two variants: maintenance and maintenance-free, with sufficient grease for the entire operating period.

8. Quality steel

Achieving a high-quality final product necessitates the use of superior metallurgical materials; therefore, in manufacturing the agricultural machine frame, we utilize fine-grained Swedish steels S500MC and S700MC.

9. Durable, oversized machine frame

The robust frame construction is the most critical component of the cultivation machine. The substantial quantity of steel utilized in the machine's construction creates durable cultivation tools, enabling the application of the high power of modern agricultural tractors and representing a long-term investment for many years of farm operation.

10. Laser processing of sheets, tubes, and profiles

The application of laser techniques in the production of agricultural machinery facilitates precise cutting in high-quality, hard sheets, where conventional chip drilling methods are challenging and costly.

11. Steel shot blasting and powder coating

Proper preparation of machine parts combined with powder coating ensures a durable and robust coating. Additional maintenance and complicated care are unnecessary.

12. Robotic welding

The precision and repeatability of machine components are ensured by automatic welding, guaranteeing the highest quality component manufacturing for you. Our advanced robotic devices enable us to perform the most demanding welding tasks.




Cultivator for front three-point linkage of the tractor instead of static ballast


Suspending the cultivator and tillage roller at the front of the tractor provides an excellent cultivation effect. Additionally, the machine acts as ballast, loading the front axle and improving controllability during operation. The soil, after passing through this setup, is initially leveled, crumbled, and pressed, which simplifies the task for the unit suspended at the back of the tractor. A field sown with this configuration is exceptionally even, ensuring uniform emergence.