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Thorough and sustained maintenance for all riding surfaces: loosening, mixing, smoothing and tilling in one quick step with the RS-Platz-Max.

Hoof print rake, retractable To the right and left sides are located side cushion rollers which protect and preserve the side cushions of the riding arena. Collision buffer of the hoof print rake:maintains a distance and prevents the eventuality of the machine becoming bogged down.

1. The currycomb teeth are arranged in two staggered rows. It is their task to break up the ground surface of the arena, riding area, etc., which has been hardened and compressed by the activity of horses’ hooves and to thoroughly intermix the surface materials (e.g., sand with textile shreds). As soon as the tractor accelerates, these teeth start to vibrate and act like a kitchen mixer.
2. Behind the teeth is located the pivoting leveller blade that evens out the rotated ground surface, fills up holes and removes any unevenness.
3. The tilling roller performs the third task: It smoothes out the last lumps, spreads, loosens and levels out the ground completely. In addition, it constantly brings the appliance back into alignment.

	Diagram of the mode of operation of the hoof print rake The levelling plate immediately smoothes the ground surface To the left or right side as desired is mounted a hoof print rake similar in appearance to a small plough share which eliminates the necessity for the troublesome and extremely backbreaking job of shovelling free the floor trimming at the edge of the arena by hand.
The exterior bank of earth thrown up by the machine is raked back into the indentation of the hoof print

The welded frame is totally stable, indestructible in construction. The only parts subject to wear and tear are the teeth. However, favourablypriced replacements are available. Numerous adjustment and setting elements permit the RS-Platz-Max to be tuned to meet all ground conditions or depths, hard or easy ground, high or flat surfaces.	Skimmer attachment Skimmers can be mounted additionally onto the RS-Platz-Max for the breaking up of severely compressed outdoor areas. Totally variable & universal employable

1. Compressions in the surface layer
2. Holes
3. Accumulations of material (including additives)
4. The working depth can be adjusted to the exact centimetre – important in case of ground surfaces that have been applied on top of an easily scratched bitumen or synthetic grid layer, etc.
5. The teeth really „stir up“ the ground, intermixing and loosening the surface layer (the dividing layer and Sub-assembly are not affected)
6. Levelling of holes, accumulations, hoof prints, etc.
7. Additional pulverisation, homogenisation and levelling of the loosened surface layer
8. Here: Dividing layer of modern gridded sheeting
9. Sub-assembly

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