Vibrating digger (rear discharge) Ursa

The Ursa vibrating digger (rear discharge) is designed for mounting on compact tractors equipped with a Category I three-point linkage.

The machine features a vibrating digging share with adjustable depth, which transfers potatoes and soil onto a vibrating sifting screen (sieve) to separate the crop from the soil. The digging depth is precisely controlled via the rear gauge wheels. The intensity of the separation process can be increased by adjusting the inclination of the sifting screen.

All vibrating components are powered by a crank mechanism driven by the tractor's PTO shaft. The pivot points of the share and the sifting unit are equipped with rubber bushings (silent blocks), ensuring stability and vibration damping during operation. Due to its compact dimensions, the machine is ideal for small plots, as well as flat and hilly terrain.

This model is also available with an offset hitch.