New universal row-crop
cultivator CHOPSTAR-ONE
One for all!
With the new CHOPSTAR-ONE universal row-crop cultivator, we are reducing product diversity while increasing flexibility – both for users and for dealers. The new ONE hoeing element can be equipped with up to five tines and is available for row distances from 15 to 100 cm / 6 to 40 inches. It is designed for standard crops such as corn, beets, soybean, grain, or sunflowers, as well as for vegetables and special crops in flat or bed cultivation.
Flexibility & easy adjustment
The CHOPSTAR-ONE combines several of our previous models. Michael Einböck explains the technical advantages: “One of the biggest innovations is the increased number of tine slots and the redesigned clamping system, which is now accessible from above. This allows settings such as the hoeing width to be conveniently adjusted with a wrench – a decisive advantage for anyone who wants to make quick adjustments. The SIMPLE-GRIP finger weeders can also be quickly adjusted to different conditions!”
Compatibility & efficiency
The CHOPSTAR-ONE also uses the tine tubes familiar from the PRIME. All its hoeing tools can be mounted as well, such as the popular angle knife & cutting disc combination or various protection elements. The CHOPSTAR-ONE can also be combined with parallelogram lifting, the ROW-GUARD camera steering system, a band sprayer, or a fertilizer & seed unit.
“All trailed working tools such as finger weeders, rotative weeder, or hilling elements can also be taken over from its big brother, the PRIME. Of course, the popular quick-change system is also installed. This design not only ensures precision, but also quick adaptation to different operating conditions and full compatibility with all Einböck hoeing tools,” adds Leo Einböck.
The solution for economic hoeing
“With the CHOPSTAR-ONE, we can offer farmers a cost-effective alternative to the premium row-crop cultivator CHOPSTAR-PRIME – without compromising on precision, reliability, or modularity,” the directors continue. The new ONE is available now and will replace its predecessors starting at Agritechnica 2025.
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