Kockerling Allrounder

Engineering approach to versatility

The Kockerling Allrounder represents a 'combine harvester' concept for seedbed preparation, where every component is optimized for precision. Unlike heavy disc harrows, this implement is engineered for intense soil crumbling and leveling, which is crucial for mulched fields or post-harvest stubble management.

Frame geometry and tine placement

The core structural element is the four-bar frame design. This layout allows for optimal spacing between working tools, ensuring the machine remains clog-free even when processing heavy biomass. The Herkules tines are arranged in multiple rows to provide full-width overlap, eliminating misses during cultivation.

Technical components for efficiency

• Tine vibration system: The spring-loaded suspension allows the tines to perform micro-oscillations, significantly reducing the tractor's drawbar resistance and enabling the metal to self-clean from sticky soil.
• Leveling board: The hydraulically adjustable leveler ensures precise distribution of organic residue ahead of the rear consolidation rollers.
• STS roller technology: The signature U-profile roller is the heart of the system. Its genius lies in the 'soil-on-soil' packing principle; the roller cavities fill with earth, ensuring optimal seed-to-soil contact while maintaining a loose, aerobic top layer.

In the field, the Allrounder is exceptionally flexible—from early spring moisture retention to intensive pre-seeding tillage or shallow loosening on light soils. This versatility is not just a marketing claim, but a result of rigorous frame geometry and the machine's inherent capability to adapt quickly to varying soil conditions.