Väderstad launches the new Cultus HD tine cultivator. Available in 4.25 and 5.25m mounted models, the all-new machine sets a new standard in the mounted tine cultivator segment. The Cultus HD 425-525 is designed to never compromise on its exact depth precision and high field performance.


The mounted tine cultivator Cultus HD can work down to 30cm depth and is equipped with three tine axles, resulting in a tine spacing of 27cm.

“Heart of the machine is the new heavy-duty Cultus HD tines. With a release force up to 680kg, Cultus HD will keep its depth in a full range of conditions”, says Wolfram Hastolz, director tillage product management, at Väderstad.

“A key performance indicator for a tine, is its ability to always keep a high force towards the soil”, Hastolz continues. “This is where the new Cultus HD tine is unique in the market. If meeting a heavy obstacle, the Cultus HD tine is able to fully release out of the soil to pass the obstacle. When re-entering the soil, it will however keep its full power to quickly return to working position. In this way Cultus HD is able to ensure an extremely accurate depth precision, resulting in excellent tillage results over the entire field.

The Cultus HD is built with the driver in mind. Depth is set from the cab, it is equipped with a hydraulic wing lock and the new unique leveler adjustment system “Dynamic Control” enhances its performance.”

Dynamic Control ensures the levelers are always working in optimal position. This takes away the need for manual adjustment, and the driver does not have to worry about the important levelling performance.

The Cultus HD can be fitted with a full range of high-quality Väderstad points and MixIn shins, designed, tested and produced at the Väderstad genuine parts factory.

The Cultus HD 425-525 will go into full production in the fall of 2023.

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