Great Plains releases new ripper

GREAT Plains has launched its Max-Chisel disc ripper in Australia with rigid-framed and folding models covering a range of widths out to 7.32m.

Great Plains' Max-Chisel ripper is ideal for residue management. Image courtesy Great Plains.

The Max-Chisel has three work zones to effectively bury residue, rip up to 305mm deep and leave behind a level finish.

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