The Landoll Soilmaster is a one trip conservation tillage tool that is used right after the fall harvest. The 1200 is designed to aerate the soil and incorporate up to 75% of crop residue within the top two inches of the soil for faster decomposition. At the same time, ridges are formed that minimize wind and water erosion. Opposing helical blades are engineered to position the soil into ridges. These ridges also speed up residue decay because greater surface area is exposed to the warming rays of the sun. As a result, soil environment is improved and microbial activity is increased. This mellows the soil for a seedbed-like texture, which makes for easier seedbed preparation in the spring.

First introduced in 1976, the Landoll Soilmaster was one of the first coulter chisels on the market. Even today, the Soilmaster remains on of Landoll Corporation's most popular lines of tillage tools

The Model 1550 In-Row Ripper is designed as a deep-till conservation tillage tool. It is primarily engineered for minimal disturbance of the topsoil leaving the residue virtually undisturbed while penetrating the soil 5" to 20" deep. This slotting of the compaction zone results in a passageway that greatly enhances water storage capacity and root growth.

The 1550 is extremely versatile in both function and season adaptability. The 1550 In-Row Ripper's unique toolbar design gives it the ability to rip on the row or off the row. Landoll bolts the frame together by using the shank and coulter clamp as the frame bracing allowing for infinite adjustment; there are no welded braces to hinder shank spacing. This combined with the 1550's interchangeable points (crowned ductile or chrome dorsal fin point or flat spike) makes the 1550 ideal for both spring and fall tillage operations.

The Model 2210 Weatherproofer is a primary tillage tool designed to disc and deep-till in one pass, eliminating the need to disc or chop stalks first. With double offset tandem disc gangs and heavy duty 37" parabolic shanks, the Weatherproofer uniformly mixes residue while slotting through the compaction zone for greatly enhanced soil water storage capacity and root growth. The 2210 is engineered for deeper tillage without the need for prohibitive horsepower requirements.

The combination of the uniquely designed parabolic shanks and double offset tandem disc gangs makes the Weatherproofer possibly the most effective tool on the market for total soil, water, and residue management.

The strength and the design of the 37" parabolic shank accomplishes two things: 1) It creates a slot through the compaction zone whereby some of the compacted layers remain in tact, allowing water to store below the layers and roots to thrive by seeking the stored moisture through the slots during dry stress periods. 2) Due to the unique parabolic design of the shank, horsepower requirements are less than most competitive disc/deep-till models which use straighter shanks.

The Model 2220-DCD (Disc-Chisel-Disc) is the answer to the farmer who wants the benefit of the Disc-Rip-Disc but does not want to deep-till. The 2220-DCD has 32” Spring clamp shank assemblies set on 15” centers which allows you to mix and cover more residue than you can with deep-till shanks set on 30” centers. Maximum depth of the shank is 12 to 14” depending on disc gang depth. Shanks can be fitted with different ground engaging tools, standard is the 2” chisel spike also available are 3” and 4” twisted shovels for additional mixing of residue and 16’ and 18” sweeps.

Disc gang angle is as simple as pulling a pin and setting the angle at 10, 15 or 20 degrees while the disc gang depth is hydraulically controlled from the tractor cab. Disc scrapers are standard on front and rear gangs.

There are two different series of 2220-DCD, the Series 2225 which has single axles is available in 7,9 and 11 shank sizes while the Series 2227 which has walking tandem axles is available in 9,11,13 and 15 shank sizes. Horsepower requirements range from 15 to 25 HP per shank. Horsepower requirements may vary due to depth and soil types.

The Model 2325 Weatherproofer II is a primary tillage tool designed to disc and deep-till in one pass, eliminating the need to disc or chop stalks first. With a set of tandem disc gangs up front, followed by heavy duty 37" parabolic shanks, and another set of disc gangs in the rear. The Weatherproofer II uniformly mixes residue while slotting through the compaction zone for greatly enhanced soil water storage capacity and root growth. The rear disc gangs leave the ground level. The 2325 is engineered for deeper tillage without the need for prohibitive horsepower requirements.

The Model 2325 is designed to compliment the 2210 Weatherproofer and offer farmers an alternative combination disc/deep-till tool that will leave the field level.

The strength and design of the 37" parabolic shank accomplishes two things: 1) It creates a slot through the compaction zone whereby some of the compacted layers remain in tact, allowing water to store below the layers and roots to thrive by seeking the stored moisture through the slots during dry stress periods. 2) Due to the unique parabolic design of the shank, horsepower requirements are less than most competitive disc/deep-till models which use straight shanks.

The 200 Series Chisel Plows are designed to rip and shatter plow pan which opens up the soil deep down to catch and hold moisture, and control runoff. The surface of the field is left rough and blended thoroughly with crop residue to protect the precious topsoil. Crop residues improve soil structures, maintain organic matter, and allow for good working conditions for soil bacteria.

Landoll Corporation has been building chisel plows since 1968. The Chisel Plow was one of the first products built by Landoll.

The model 850 Finisholl is designed as a combination secondary tillage tool, meaning that in some cases it will require more than one trip across the field depending on the job the farmer wants. The 850 is used for chemical incorporation and seedbed preparation. The 850 will percolate the soil, eliminate air pockets, place weeds on the surface to die and leave a high percentage of residue on top to conform to today.s conservation laws. The Finisholl will save labor, time, and fuel due to fewer trips across the field. This will result in less soil compaction, and most importantly, save the farmer money.

The 850 Finisholl was designed from the bottom up. It was meant to compliment the 875 Tilloll and give farmers an alternative finishing tool that offered greater flexibility in tailoring optional equipment and cost less. Price-wise, the 850 is less than the 875, making it extremely competitive in the finisher market.

The shank spacing on the 850 is a true 8", there are no clumps of shanks for residue to plug. This, combined with shank placement close behind the disc gangs and generally longer frame length, gives the Finisholl possibly the best trash flow of any finisher on the market. With edge bent shanks, and a 25.5. shank clearance, competitors would be hard pressed to claim they have better residue and trash flow than the 850 Finisholl.

The Models 875 and 876 Tillolls are true one trip seedbed preparation tools designed to be so from the start, not as an afterthought with parts added to a field cultivator. The 875 is designed with: 1) aggressive disc gangs set at 10 degree angles 2) spray shields to knock down soil from the disc gangs and allow a smooth surface for chemical application behind the spray shield 3) spring cushion c-shanks with 10" sweeps 4) incorporation reel to mix the soil, placing the finer soil particles in the seedbed zone while incorporating chemicals, clods and residue are left on the surface to prevent wind and soil erosion 5) a heavy duty three bar spike tooth harrow with individual spring loaded harrow arms to go through the heaviest residue without plugging.

Superior engineering and the fact that no other competitor models come with the same standard features as the Tilloll, make it the .Cadillac. of the finisher market. Specifically, the incorporation reel (the heart of the machine) and spray shield are two features not offered on most competitor finishers.

The Tilloll, with 3-bar spike tooth harrow with independent flex harrow arms and adjustable tooth angles, is unique to any spike tooth harrow on the market.

The 875 is the only finisher to throw soil out with disc blades. The blades are set at an outward 10 degree angle with a straight coulter blade at the end of the disc gang to eliminate ridging. The reel is set at an inward 10 degree angle to catch all soil thrown out by the disc gangs.

The 2000 Row Crop Cultivator is designed as a multi-purpose high speed, high residue cultivator and is used almost exclusively in the spring. With optional ridgers, it can be used as a ridge-till cultivator. The Model 2000 is also ideal for minimum-till or no-till conditions. It.s primary purpose is to eliminate weeds, however, a secondary but highly important function is to aerate the soil to stimulate crop growth.

A major attraction of the Landoll 2000 Row Crop Cultivator is closely coupled frame which brings the center of gravity closer to the tractor. The Model 2000 is a favorite among farmers with smaller tractors that have problems lifting other machines. This feature gives the 2000 the advantage over virtually all other competitors.

Another distinctive advantage the Model 2000 has it.s patented weeding disc adjustment. Adjustments are made only with detent pins and holes for positive depth width, and four fixed-angle pitch settings for aggressiveness. Competitors use clamps which may come loose or slip and requires exact measuring for a proper setting. Adjusting the Model 2000.s weeding discs (or disc hillers) allows for greater precision and significantly less adjustment time.

The 9800 Field Cultivator is designed as a finishing tool for seedbed preparation, weed control, and chemical incorporation. This aerates and conserves the precious topsoil, while balancing chemicals and fertilizers. Generally the soil has been worked by a disc harrow prior to the use of a field cultivator. The 9800 will work from 2"to 6" deep to prepare a seedbed in one to two passes.