Working width | 2.3 m 7.5 ft / 2.7 m 9 ft / 3.05 m 10 ft / 3.8 m 12.5 ft / 4.6 m 15 ft / 5.3 m 17.5 ft / 6.8 m 22.5 ft |
Transport width | 3.05 m 10 ft / 4.1 m 13.5 ft / 5 m 16.5 ft / 6.7 m 22 ft / 4.7 m 15.5 ft |
Operating depth | Maximum / 40.6 cm / 16 in. / |
Miles per hour | 6.4-8 km/h / 4-5 mph |
*Inventory shortages may cause extended delivery dates
*This price does not include attachments and accesories
Working width | 2.3 m 7.5 ft / 2.7 m 9 ft / 3.05 m 10 ft / 3.8 m 12.5 ft / 4.6 m 15 ft / 5.3 m 17.5 ft / 6.8 m 22.5 ft |
Transport width | 3.05 m 10 ft / 4.1 m 13.5 ft / 5 m 16.5 ft / 6.7 m 22 ft / 4.7 m 15.5 ft |
Operating depth | Maximum / 40.6 cm / 16 in. / |
Miles per hour | 6.4-8 km/h / 4-5 mph |
*Inventory shortages may cause extended delivery dates
*This price does not include attachments and accesories
The 2100 Minimum-Till Ripper is available in working widths from 2.29 m to 6.86 m (7.5 ft to 22.5 ft).
Working width |
Number |
Spacing |
2.29 m (7.5 ft) |
3 |
762 mm (30 in.) |
2.74 m (9 ft) |
3 |
914 mm (36 in.) |
3.05 m (10 ft) |
4 |
762 mm (30 in.) |
3.81 m (12.5 ft) |
5 |
762 mm (30 in.) |
4.57 m (15 ft) |
5 |
914 mm (36 in.) |
5.33 m (17.5 ft) |
7 |
762 mm (30 in.) |
6.86 m (22.5 ft) |
9 |
762 mm (30 in.) |
6.86 m (22.5 ft) fold |
9 |
762 mm (30 in.) |
Two adjustable 521-mm x 203-mm (20.5-in. x 8-in.) stabilizer wheels are included in base equipment to ensure straight travel and provide support on three-, four-, five-, and seven-standard sizes. The nine-standard size has four stabilizer wheels.
The stabilizer wheels are designed to stabilize the unit and are not intended to be used as depth gauge wheels. The weight of the unit must be carried on the tractor.
Additional stabilizer wheels and tires can be added if field conditions warrant more support.
Closing wheels can be added to the rear of the 2100 Minimum-Till Ripper with 19-mm (0.75-in.) standards.
Closing wheels offer the following benefits:
Cushion coulters cut and size residue and pre-slice the soil to allow a more level soil profile.
Cushion coulters are available in two blade choices:
The frame is constructed with a 102-mm x 152-mm x 10-mm (4-in. x 6-in. x 0.375-in.) cross tube on three-, four-, five-, and seven-standard machines and 152-mm x 152-mm x 10-mm (6-in. x 6-in. x 0.375-in.) cross tube on nine-standard models where the hitch-mounting components are welded for maximum strength.
Truss tubes connect the cross tubes and are constructed with 127-mm x 127-mm x 13-mm (5-in. x 5-in. x 0.5-in.) steel tubing.
Welded together into one assembly, the frame is designed to handle the most severe operating conditions.
The mainframe is 4.06-m (160-in.) wide and is the same whether there are five shanks on 762-mm (30-in.) spacings. Frame extensions make this task possible and make configurations easier to adjust.
A drawn hitch option is available for those who want to use large row-crop tractors or 4WD tractors without a 3-point hitch.
The drawn hitch is only compatible with seven-standard and nine-standard 762-mm (30-in.) models. The drawn hitch is also available as an attachment for field conversion.
The transport wheels are placed in front of the front rank of the mainframe. This allows residue to flow freely and keeps the wheels close to the standards to allow the ripper to follow the ground contour.
The wheel modules are mounted to the front, rear, and end frame of the ripper, making it the most stable wheel package in the in-line ripper market. The tires are placed directly in front of the ripper standards so the shanks can remove the tire track in order to leave as level a profile as possible.
There is no need for stabilizer wheels with the drawn hitch. The wheels are located within 762-mm (30 in.) of the outside edge of the machine to provide stability in both field and transport conditions.
The nine-standard model has eight-bolt hubs and spindles with beefy 12.5L-15 tires. The seven-standard model uses 11L-15 tires. The large tires provide excellent field flotation and transport stability.
A pressure-compensating flow divider is the heart of the depth control system. Temporary adjustments can be made while maintaining the ability to raise and lower evenly.
The machine does not need to be fully raised at the end of a pass to keep the cylinders in phase, and cylinder stops are used to set the overall operating depth.
NOTE: The drawn hitch attachment is only compatible with serial number 1300 or newer machines.
The 19-mm (0.75-in.) straight shear-bolt standard design moves through the soil minimizing soil and residue disturbance at the soil surface.
The 19-mm (0.75-in.) straight standard is base equipment. It is also available as an attachment for field conversion.
A drawn hitch option is available for those who want to use large row-crop tractors or four-wheel drive (4WD) tractors without a 3-point hitch.
The drawn hitch is only compatible with seven-standard and nine-standard 762-mm (30-in.) models. The drawn hitch is also available as an attachment for field conversion.
The transport wheels are placed in front of the front rank of the mainframe. This allows residue to flow freely and keeps the wheels close to the standards to allow the ripper to follow the ground contour.
The wheel modules are mounted to the front, rear, and end frame of the ripper, making it the most stable wheel package in the in-line ripper market. The tires are placed directly in front of the ripper standards so the shanks can remove the tire track to leave as level a profile as possible.
There is no need for stabilizer wheels with the drawn hitch. The wheels are located within 762 mm (30 in.) of the outside edge of the machine to provide stability in both field and transport conditions.
The nine-standard model has eight-bolt hubs and spindles with beefy 12.5L-15 tires. The seven-standard model uses 11L-15 tires. The large tires provide excellent field flotation and transport stability.
A pressure-compensating flow divider is the heart of the depth control system. Temporary adjustments can be made while maintaining the ability to raise and lower evenly.
The machine does not need to be fully raised at the end of a pass to keep the cylinders in phase, and cylinder stops are used to set the overall operating depth.
NOTE: The drawn hitch attachment is only compatible with serial number 1300 or newer machines.
Key Specs | |
Working width | 2.3 m 7.5 ft 2.7 m 9 ft 3.05 m 10 ft 3.8 m 12.5 ft 4.6 m 15 ft 5.3 m 17.5 ft 6.8 m 22.5 ft |
Transport width | 3.05 m 10 ft 4.1 m 13.5 ft 5 m 16.5 ft 6.7 m 22 ft 4.7 m 15.5 ft |
Operating depth | Maximum 40.6 cm 16 in. |
Miles per hour | 6.4-8 km/h 4-5 mph |
Horsepower per standard | 22.3-29.8 kW 30-40 hp Depending on soil type, moisture, and depth of operation NOTE: Maximum compatible tractor engine - 231.2 kW 310 hp |
Standard options | |
Spacings | 76.2 cm 30 in. 91.4 cm 36 in. |
Stabilizer/gauge wheels | |
Type | Stabilizer wheels |
Pull-type wheels | |
Option 1 | Set back brackets |
Standard options | |
Option 2 | Trip force 1,451.5 kg 3,200 lb Trip height 30.5 cm 12 in. Standard type 19 mm 0.75 in. Cushion trip |
Transport width | |
Option 3 | 3.05 m 10 ft |
Option 4 | 4.1 m 13.5 ft |
Option 5 | 4.1 m 13.5 ft |
Option 6 | 5 m 16.5 ft |
Option 7 | 6.7 m 22 ft |
Option 8 | 4.7 m 15.5 ft |
Operating speed | |
M | M |
Closing wheel attachment | |
Size | 10.2x40.6 cm 4x16 in. |
Frame | |
Maximum underframe clearance | 89 cm 35 in. |
Hitch | |
Options | Integral, or 7- or 9-standard pull type |
Three-point hitch requirements | Category 2, Category 3 and 3N (with Quik-Coupler) |
Pull-type description | Level Lift |
Coulters | |
Pounds of force | Normal working load: 272.2 kg 600 lb Deflection of: 10.2 cm 4 in. Maximum trip load: 362.9 kg 800 lb Deflection of: 20.3 cm 8 in. |
Blades | Straight or rippled: 559x4.5 mm 22x0.177 in. |
Pull-type wheels | |
Description | 12.5L-15 tires for 9-standard pull-type; 11L-15 tires for 7-standard, pull-type; 9-standard has 8-bolt hubs and spindles |
Closing wheel attachment | |
Down force | 113.4 kg 250 lb |
Spacing | 19.05 to 35.6 cm 7.5 to 14 in. |
Angle adjustments | 0 to 15 degree (angle) |
Stabilizer/gauge wheels | |
Wheels | 52.1x20.3 cm 20.5x8 in. |
Tires | 10 PR |
Pull-type wheels | |
Additional feature | Replaceable wear shin |
Cushion coulters cut and size residue and pre-slice the soil to allow a more level soil profile.
Cushion coulters are available in two blade choices:
Cushion coulters cut and size residue and pre-slice the soil to allow a more level soil profile.
Cushion coulters are available in two blade choices:
The 19-mm (0.75-in.) straight standard design moves through the soil, minimizing soil and residue disturbance at the soil surface.
The wheels are positioned close to the shank to allow increased trip height for going through washouts and depressions.
They utilize an L-bracket to attach the wheels, providing better clearance for soil and residue flow.
The side-to-side adjustability is 0 mm to 356 mm (0 in. to 14 in.), and the closing wheels attach to the shank with 25-mm (1-in.) diameter hardware.
For model year 2007 and older machines, the following parts will be required for one row: