

Catalogue photograph illustrating the series. Exact appearance can vary by model or configuration.
Farm Implements
3ZY-1.2
The 3ZY series is used for cultivating, loosening soil, weeding and ridging between crop rows. Share crop spacing and the intended between-row operation when requesting a configuration.
- 1200 mm
- Working width
- 25 hp
- Tractor power
- 100–240 mm
- Working depth
- 2 pcs
- Leg count
Model, configuration, quantity and destination confirmed before quotation.
Equipment Overview
Product Overview
The 3ZY series is used for cultivating, loosening soil, weeding and ridging between crop rows. The catalogue lists adjustable row spacing for crops such as corn, cotton, beans and potatoes.
Product Data
Technical Specifications
- Working width
- 1200 mm
- Working depth
- 100–240 mm
- Leg count
- 2 pcs
- Row spacing
- 500–800 mm
- Catalogue weight
- 150 kg
- Matched tractor power
- 25 hp
- Linkage
- Three-point mounted
- Model
- 3ZY-1.2
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- Product-specific requirements
- Quantity and destination information
- Confirmation before quotation
Before You Order
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this equipment used for?
The 3ZY series is used for cultivating, loosening soil, weeding and ridging between crop rows.
How can I compare the listed models?
Use the model selector and compare the catalogue specifications for the selected configuration.
What information helps confirm compatibility?
Share the selected model, intended operation and the relevant tractor or application requirements.
What row measurements should I send for a 3ZY quote?
Share the distance between crop rows, the usable working width and the tractor model. Ask for the tine and hitch configuration for that layout.

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