Salford Group I-4200

The I-4200 is one of Salford’s next generation, patented, hybrid vertical tillage tools. Build for speed, performance and efficiency, the I-4200 is engineered with concave blades in the front and more wavy coulters in the rear rows to match the effects of both light discing and true vertical tillage in one pass. This design means the I-4200 is simply one of greatest soil finishers on the market. Designed to combine the residue mixing capabilities of a disc with the field finish characteristics of a cultivator – the Salford I-4200 is one of the most versatile tillage tools.

INDEPENDENTLY MOUNTED BLADES

The Independent Series I-4200 uses rubber suspension mounts with 22-inch shallow concave blades on the front two rows of blades. The back two rows use a 1 5/8-inch Coil-Tech Coulter II Mount with 22-inch 8-wave blades. Both blades are constructed from high-quality boron steel for durability and longevity in the toughest conditions. The independently mounted blades are capable of 5 inches of vertical travel providing excellent obstacle protecting and allows for the implement to travel at speeds of 8-12 mph. The I-4200’s 5-inch blade spacing uses the front two rows of concave blades to smooth ruts or uneven sections of the field while the back two rows chop and size residue for a superior finish whether in spring or fall.

DURABLE, SERVICEABLE, COULTER HUB

Built tougher than competitors bearing systems. The hub can be greased and serviced, allowing for a longer life and lower operating costs. A 100-hour grease interval means you don’t spend long working on it. The double tapered cup and cone bearings handle side loads for operating in tough conditions. A multi-lip grease seal, grass wrap wear guard and blade scraper protect the hub and seals, even in wet and abrasive soil types.

ACCURATE DEPTH CONTROL IN ANY SOIL TYPE

The I-4200’s heavy duty construction uses a 4-inch by 6-inch tubular steel frame that provide in-field stability and durability. Depth can be easily set to adjust for varying field conditions with the single point depth control. In extremely tough soil conditions, optional 100 lbs weight kits can be added to the machine to achieve optimal ground penetration. The hydraulic level lift frame keeps the lifting cylinders in sync when changing depth and raising/lowering the machine. This ensures that all blades are achieving the same working depth and providing a level field finish and optimal planting conditions.

SUPERIOR FINISHING SYSTEM

The I-4200 comes standard with a 14-inch diameter rolling basket and 3 rows of ½-inch diameter, 20-inch length harrows. The rolling basket provides improved re-sizing of soil clods and help to condition and anchor residue to the surface, helping to reduce erosion. The tine harrows are mounted on a parallel linkage which can be adjusted to multiple pitch settings for maximum down pressure and contouring to level and distribute residue. Both the rolling baskets and tine harrows can be adjusted hydraulicly with the Flex Finish option allowing you to adjust to varying field conditions from the cab.

HEAVY DUTY TOW-HITCH

Select I-Series tools can be equipped with an optional tow hitch. The “one person” hitch is easy to connect to and features light wiring and connects with ease.
The hitch can be equipped with hydraulic lines for hydraulic fold and hydraulic powered implements.

SWITCHBLADE SHANK COMPATIBLE

The I-4200 is capable of being configured with Salford’s SwitchBlade Shank Kits. This allows you to equip your machine with shanks on 30-inch fertilizer for anhydrous application.

SUPERIOR SEEDBED PREPARATION & COVER CROPS

Salford I-Series tools prepare excellent seedbeds. This makes them an ideal for cover crop seeding with Salford’s Valmar 4056 and 6056 granular applicators. Seed cover crops at lower rates knowing you’ll have improved germination, while you’re managing residue and soil density.

Dimensions and Weights

Ground Engaging Equipment - Front Row(s)

Ground Engaging Equipment - Rear Row(s)

Wheels and Tires

Hitch

Depth and Level Adjustment

Tractor Requirements

Finishing Attachment Options