KÖNNER & SÖHNEN KS SP2 eenzijdig ploegopzetstuk voor bodemfrezen

The KS SP2 single-sided plough transforms your Könner & Söhnen tiller into a serious soil-turning machine. Unlike generic cultivator attachments that merely scratch the surface, this mouldboard plough cuts deep, flips the soil, and creates clean furrows for planting or drainage. Built from high-strength steel with a powder-coated finish, it shrugs off abrasion and corrosion season after season.

Highlights

• Single-sided mouldboard design for efficient primary tillage
• Universal hitch fits Könner & Söhnen motor cultivators and tillers
• Adjustable working depth and angle of attack for precise control
• High-strength steel construction with corrosion-resistant powder coating
• Creates one clean furrow per pass – ideal for row crops and seedbed prep
• Easy attachment; no special tools required

In daily use

Mount the KS SP2 to your tiller and set the working depth to match your soil conditions. The plough slices through compacted earth, lifts and turns the top layer, and leaves a well-defined furrow behind. Adjust the angle of attack to handle everything from light loam to heavy clay. Because it works on one side, you can plough in straight lines or follow contours without leaving unworked strips. After the job, the powder-coated surface wipes clean quickly, and the robust steel blade holds its edge through repeated use.

Full specifications

• Product type: Plough attachment (single-sided)
• Compatibility: Könner & Söhnen tillers and motor cultivators
• Material: High-strength steel
• Blade design: Mouldboard plough
• Number of furrows: 1
• Adjustability: Working depth and angle of attack
• Mounting system: Universal hitch
• Corrosion protection: Powder-coated
• Application: Soil turning, furrowing, seedbed preparation
• Recommended use: Primary tillage
• Colour: Black

Final note

For gardeners and smallholders who need real ploughing performance from their tiller, the KS SP2 is a rugged, no-nonsense attachment that delivers consistent results year after year.