Description
The stone burier, manufactured by R2 RINALDI S.r.l., digs and buries stones as it goes to leave a level cultivated surface, clear of stones and other debris, ready for turfing or seeding.
Features
The stone burier has horizontal counter-rotating tines that mill the ground whilst vertical grading rods trap stones and debris, effectively allowing soil to bury it.
In a single pass the result is a fine level cultivated surface ready for turfing or seeding.
The digging depth can be easily adjusted from 2cm (1”) to 12cm (5”) by simply turning the lever located on top of the stone burier.
There is a choice of rear roller – a mesh roller which is best suited to dry conditions, or a cage roller for use in wet conditions.
This is the ideal tool if you are working on ground that has lots of small items that need to be buried beneath the soil, such as gardens of newly built properties.
Which power units will the stone burier fit to?
| BCS 710 | |
| BCS 728 | |
| BCS 738 | |
| BCS 740 | ✔ |
| BCS 750 | ✔ |
| BCS 615L | |
| BCS 615SL | |
| BCS 630 | |
| BCS 630WS | |
| BCS 630WSB | |
| BCS 660 |
What are the minimum power unit requirements?
11.7hp petrol or 9.0hp diesel engine.
Three working speeds.
Locking differential.
Steering brakes.
5.00 x 10 agricultural wheels.
Are any couplers or toolbars needed?
If the power unit has the Implement Quick Coupling fitted then an Additional Coupler will be required.
Please note: The BCS 750 power unit has its own specific coupler.
| Stone Burier | |
| Digging Width | 62cm (24½”) |
| Max Digging Depth | 12cm (5″) |
| Digging Blades | 16 |
| Roller | Mesh or Cage |
| Dimensions (L W H) | 110 x 75 x 45cm |
| Weight | 90kg |
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