Horsch Tiger

Master of Intensive Soil Cultivation

The Horsch Tiger is more than just a cultivator; it is a comprehensive solution for farms focusing on resource-efficient tillage. Unlike standard disc harrows or conventional subsoilers, this implement combines intensive incorporation of crop residues with high-quality deep loosening in a single pass. The uniqueness of the design lies in the combination of a powerful disc section and shanks with a variable attack angle, which allows for effective subsoil compaction management even in challenging conditions.

Advantages and Key Features

• Versatility: Capable of both minimum tillage and deep subsoiling (up to 35 cm), effectively replacing a plow.
• TerraGrip System: The shanks feature a spring-loaded protection system with high release force, ensuring stable working depth even in rocky soils.
• Intensive Mixing: The precisely angled discs provide excellent shredding of organic matter, creating a uniform and level seedbed.

The standout feature is the exceptional frame durability. Horsch designed the Tiger for high-output farming, intending for it to withstand the stresses of massive horsepower tractors. However, it is important to note that the implement demands significant tractive effort: to fully utilize its potential, a tractor with sufficient power and weight for proper traction is required.

Who is this for?

This model is optimal for medium-to-large operations aiming to reduce the number of passes across the field. If your goal is to prepare soil after corn or cereals with high biomass volume, the Tiger outperforms machines with only one type of working tool. It is the choice for pragmatic managers who prioritize Horsch’s metallurgical quality and strict adherence to agronomic deadlines.