Kuhn 4835 -636R

3-Point or Pull-Type Configurations

3-Point Hitch

Designed for deep tillage with strength and durability in mind. Category 3, 3N, 4 & 4N 3-point hitch configurations are available dependent on machine configuration. 3-point hitches are integrated into a two-bar frame design with main members of heavy-duty, 6”x6” structural steel tubing.

Rear Lift Drawbar Pull-Hitch

Rear lift pull-hitch option available for all 4835-530F through 4835-1130F models for transport stability. The drawbar pull-hitch includes 280/70 R15 tires on the rear lift and 280/70 R15 front mounted gauge wheel tires.

Shank Mounts to Match Your Field Conditions

Shear-Bolt

Rigid, shear-bolt mounts are an economical choice for soils where rocks or other obstacles are not a concern.  Shear-bolt protection guards against shank damage from unexpected obstacles.

// Shear force: 10,000 pounds (approximate)

// 16” maximum shank working depth

// For non-rock conditions

Spring Reset

Recommended for field conditions where obstacles or rocks may be encountered. A 4”x4” welded tube provides strength.

// 2,500 pound point load

// 20” trip height

// 16” maximum shank working depth

// 36” underframe clearance

PathFind’R™

Exclusive pivoting design allows the shank to deflect up to 6 degrees on each side for a total of 12 degrees of movement.

// Basic spring reset design

//  Makes deep ripping possible on contours or terraces

// Deflects impacts improving performance in rocky soils

// Smoother steering under full power with tracked tractors

// Reduces stress on implement frame and 3-point tractor hitch

//  Not compatible with pull-type hitch

// 20” trip height

// 16” maximum shank working depth

// 36” underframe clearance

Shank & Point Options

A Variety of Options

The 4835 in-line ripper may be configured in many different ways to achieve your agronomic goals. Choose from a variety of shank, point and wing combinations to achieve your desired field finish. Surface field finish is primarily determined by the type of shank used with parabolic offering the most soil disturbance, followed by MRD and no-till. Compaction removal, residue incorporation and draft are determined by points and shank caps.

No-Till Shanks & Points"

//  Choice of ¾" no-till shank (normal conditions) or 1” no-till shank (extreme conditions)

// Austempered wear bar

// Choose from 1-3/4" or Double K® chromium carbide points with either 8” wing or low disturbance shank cap

Pictured: ¾” no-till shank with Double K chromium carbide point and low disturbance shank cap (left), 1” no-till shank with 1-3/4” point and 8” wing (right)

Conservation Tillage Shanks & Points"

// 1-1/4" MRD (minimum residue disturbance) shank

// Austempered wear bar

// Choice of Double K 7” wing ripper point or Double K 2-1/2” straight ripper point

Pictured: 1-1/4” MRD shank with Double K 2-1/2” straight ripper point (left), 1-1/4” MRD shank with Double K 7” wing ripper point (right)