Brake tines, shares and clamps: This is a comprehensive category that includes brake tines (designed to slow down the flow of soil), their associated shares (the working parts), and clamps (for attaching the tines and shares). They are used to control soil movement and achieve specific cultivation results.
RDM Parts offers comprehensive solutions for "Brake Tines, Shares, and Clamps," essential components for various cultivators and soil-working implements that require strong, resilient, and protected tines. "Brake tines," often referring to a specific type of heavy-duty spring-loaded or rigid tine with integrated overload protection, are designed to penetrate compacted soils and effectively mix and loosen the ground. Their key feature is the ability to "brake" or retract/pivot when encountering obstacles like large stones or rocks, protecting the tine and the implement frame from damage. This is facilitated by a robust spring mechanism or shear bolt system. Our comprehensive category includes: "Brake Tines" – the complete tine assembly with its integrated protection mechanism. "Shares for Brake Tines" and "Shares for Brake Tines to Fit As" – the primary wear parts that attach to the end of the brake tine, directly engaging with the soil. These come in various designs (e.g., narrow points, wider wings) to suit different soil types and cultivation goals. "Clamps for Brake Tines" – the robust fastening elements that securely attach the brake tine assembly to the implement's frame. These clamps must withstand significant forces and vibrations. All components are manufactured from high-quality, wear-resistant steel, ensuring durability, reliability, and consistent performance under challenging field conditions. With RDM Parts' comprehensive solutions for Brake Tines, Shares, and Clamps, you can ensure optimal cultivator performance, protect your investment, and minimize downtime.
Contact RDM Parts for expert advice on selecting the ideal Brake Tines, Shares, and Clamps to match your specific cultivator, soil conditions, and cultivation goals, ensuring reliable and protected soil working.
