Summers 60' SuperWeeder Harrows
Summers 60' SuperWeeder
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
Summers 60' SuperWeeder is a field cultivator attachment manufactured in the United States for field preparation and residue-handling passes in broad-acre cropping. With a working width of 18,288 mm (60 ft), it is built for wide coverage across large fields, and it requires 5 kW (7 hp) for operation. The model name and size place it in a wide-format cultivation role rather than a general-purpose implement.
Its Vibra S-tines are spaced 5 inches apart, with 16-inch spacing between ranks to support maximum residue flow through the frame. That arrangement suits cultivation work where crop residue must pass cleanly while the implement maintains consistent soil engagement across the full working width.
Year
2013, 2024, 2025
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Height
Width
mm
~ in
mm
~ in
Working Width
18,288 mm
Additional specifications
Residue Conditions
For maximum residue flow the Vibra S-tines are spaced 5 inches apart, with 16-inch spacing between ranks.
Depth control
Hydraulic adjustment feature allows the operator to control working depth; note: Hydraulic Depth Adjustment option is not available on 60- and 70-foot models.
Required HP (PTO)
7 hp
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What is the average price of a Summers 60' SuperWeeder?
No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Summers 60' SuperWeeder?
The listed features include an 18,288 mm (720 in) working width and Vibra S-tines spaced 5 inches apart, with 16-inch spacing between ranks for maximum residue flow.
What type of engine does the 60' SuperWeeder use?
The supplied specifications do not confirm an engine type for the 60' SuperWeeder.
How much horsepower does the 60' SuperWeeder have?
The listed required PTO power is 5.2 kW (7 hp).
What fuel does the Summers 60' SuperWeeder use?
The supplied specifications do not confirm a fuel type for the Summers 60' SuperWeeder.
What jobs is this Field Cultivators best suited for?
It is classified as a field cultivator. Its listed Vibra S-tine spacing is intended for maximum residue flow, which may be relevant where crop residue is present.
What is the expected lifespan of the 60' SuperWeeder?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life. Inspect tine condition, frame integrity, hydraulic components, and wear points to assess a specific machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Field Cultivators?
Check the frame for damage, inspect Vibra S-tines and wear points, confirm working-width components are present, and test hydraulic functions. For this model, verify the depth-control configuration, as Hydraulic Depth Adjustment is not available on 60- and 70-foot models.
