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Using the Campbell roller after ploughing improves water retention and enhances soil structure.

The Crosskill roller eliminates soil crust, increases aeration, and promotes plant growth.

Rolling after seeding improves seed-to-soil contact, accelerating germination and plant development.

The Orion roller improves soil structure on grasslands, increasing forage and grass yield.

The ORION prism roller enhances soil water absorption, preventing drying during drought.

The steel ring roller crushes crop residues, aiding decomposition and enriching the soil with humus.

Using the field roller reduces the number of passes, cutting fuel costs.

With their wide working width, Rolmako rollers enable fast field preparation for seeding.

The Cambridge roller can be combined with a cultivator or disc harrow to boost work efficiency.

Rolmako

The hydraulic folding system allows easy transport and quick readiness for work.

The wide Crosskill rings efficiently break clods, reducing soil resistance and fuel consumption.

Fewer passes with a Rolmako roller save time and reduce soil compaction.

Optional equipment like the Crossboard beam further enhances one-pass cultivation efficiency.

The Rolmako field roller is designed for low-power tractors.

The ground-following system ensures even pressure distribution, reducing resistance and saving fuel.

The Rolmako field roller features GGG50 cast iron rings – resistant to wear and cracking.

The strong frame made of Swedish S700MC steel ensures durability and load resistance.