Degelman landrollers not only decrease downtime and fuel costs, they also provide optimal seed to soil contact while reducing moisture loss. Level land, free from protruding rocks, allows cutter bars to safely access the base of plants without the risk of rock ingestion. This allows for a faster, safer and easier harvest which ultimately translates to a increased yield on pulse crops such as beans and cereals.

HEAVY DUTY. BUILT TO LAST.

At 12 x 8 inches, the oversized HSST tubing offers maximun support throughout the entire length of each roller.

HD Cross Joint Pins

The 2.5" pins and HD bushings are virtually indestructable.

These extreme duty, double-row, spherical bearings are proven through years of performance in applications ranging from marine to mining. The sturdy one-piece circular flange unit and bearing insert is completely assembled, sealed and lubricated in clean factory environments. The phosphate coated insert bearing provides excellent corrosion protection. Single lip contact seals mounted in the outer ring of the bearing ensure superior sealing under contaminated conditions and allow higher misalignment capability.

The unique “floating hitch” system provides the LR8000 series with more flexibility while in the field position. The hydraulic cylinders set on “float” allow the roller to move freely over rough terrain without being restricted by the hitch.

The ease of transforming this roller from working width to a transport width of 16 feet (without operators needing to leave the tractor cab) makes it the safest in transport of any landroller available.

Whether rolling a freshly drilled or well established crop the benefits are immense. Rolling consolidates the soil around the young seed which helps make moisture and nutrients more available to the young plant.

Degelman Landrollers push down rocks, breakdown residue and level the ground for harvest, and subsequently reduce grain and yield losses. Rolling makes combining beans faster and easier, and there is less chance of picking up rocks or corn root clumps which can damage guards, sickle sections or expensive internal combine parts.