BULL SUPER TRACTOR SHREDDER

Doubts are often raised about the difference between the Scarification process and the Defelting process. Hence the need to clarify and dispel any doubts. SCARIFICATION is a process that reduces the density of aerial vegetation by removing debris and dead leaves. It can be performed at any time of the year as it is non-invasive. It is done using aerators with rotating or drag springs that act above the soil surface. This practice promotes oxygenation, improving light penetration and thus photosynthesis.

SFELTRATION, on the other hand, is an operation aimed at removing felt. It needs to be performed only if it is present, as felt obstructs the circulation of air and water, causing problems. Felt is tough and requires aggressive tools to remove. This procedure, called VERTICUT, uses fixed or movable blades that cut into the first few millimeters of the soil where the felt accumulates. It is important to note that the vertical cutting required to remove felt can cause collateral damage if done incorrectly or on felt-free soil.

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Mulchers are agricultural equipment used to shred plant residues and plants in the field. There are various types of mulchers, each designed for specific uses and types of vegetation.
Here is an overview of the main types of mulchers:
1. Flail mowers: are specifically designed to cut and shred grass. and are ideal for maintaining lawns, pastures and general green areas.
Usually lightweight and maneuverable, they can be mounted on tractors of moderate horsepower.
2. Mulchers: These are designed to deal with pruning residues from vineyards and orchards and are uilized for shredding sarments and woody residues from pruning.
Equipped with strong hammers or knives, capable of handling woody material.
3. Mallet or Hammer Shredders: use mallets or hammers to shred plant material. They are used for grass, brushwood, small branches, and pruning debris.
They can handle stronger materials than grass shredders because of the robustness of the hammers.
4. Universal Shredders
Designed to be multifunctional and adapt to a variety of applications, from grass to woody residues. They offer good versatility, adapting to different types of plant materials.
5. Forestry Shredders
Built for use in forests and woodlands, they are ideal for shredding wood and large shrubs.
Very strong and heavy machines, equipped with hammers or blades capable of handling logs and thick woody material.
6. Side-Shredder: They are mounted on the side of the tractor are used for maintenance of roadsides, ditches and slopes.
They can work in positions that are difficult to reach with other equipment.
7. Shredder for Rocky Grounds: these are designed to work in difficult conditions, such as rocky or debris-filled ground where other shredders might be damaged.
8. Biomass Shredder: Used for biomass production by shredding specific plant material to produce wood chips for use with biofuel.
9. PTO (Power Take-Off) mulcher: These are connected to the tractor via the PTO and can be used for various types of mulching, depending on the configuration of the blades and hammers.
10. Autonomous mulchers: these are equipped with their own engine and are used in places where a tractor cannot access or is not available.

A tracked mulcher is a particularly versatile and robust machine, suitable for specific situations where conventional mulchers might have difficulty. Here are when it is particularly useful to use a tracked mulcher:
1. Accidental Terrain and Slopes: The tracks provide greater stability and grip on uneven terrain, steep slopes, hillsides and slippery surfaces such as hilly farmland, terraced vineyards or orchards on slopes.
2. Wet or Soft Soils
Tracks distribute the weight of the machine more evenly than wheels, reducing the risk of sinking in wet or soft soils.
3. Areas with Dense Vegetation
Tracked trenches can easily maneuver through dense vegetation, dense shrubs and heavy woody debris.
4. Vineyard and Orchard Maintenance
Designed to handle pruning residues in vineyards and orchards by shredding pruned sarments and branches.
5. Rocky or Difficult Terrain
Tracks enable the machine to overcome obstacles such as rocks, roots and hard ground.
6. Environments with Narrow Spaces
Tracked trenchers offer greater maneuverability than wheeled machines, facilitating access to narrow, confined spaces.
7. Continuous and Intensive Operations
Designed to operate continuously and cope with intensive work without overheating or suffering excessive wear and tear.