Kverneland is launching a new range of fully-mounted shear bolt ploughs at Lamma 2026. The new models benefit from an all-new leg and shear bolt protection system offering greater durability and withstanding higher working forces – typically 5000kg before the bolt shears, compared to 4500kg on previous Kverneland shear bolt ploughs.
Models include the 2300B from 3-5 furrows, the 3300B from 4-6 furrows, plus the 3400B and 3500B available in 5-7 furrow formats. The 3500B is an Isobus-equipped i-Plough version.
While the 2300B and 3300B are in-furrow only for tractors up to 250hp and 330hp respectively, the larger 3400B and 3500B can be used on-land or in-furrow, with tractors up to 380hp. Variomat hydraulic furrow width adjustment is part of the specification, along with 85cm and 100cm point-to-point clearances, and an 80cm under-beam clearance.
Kverneland’s new Sharp Shear System uses a solid plough leg design sandwiched between two steel plates. The leg is secured in work with a precision engineered shear bolt, which carries shallow grooves along the shear line.
In addition, all B-series ploughs have been equipped with Kverneland’s four-way adjustable 4P skimmer assembly, a wide-section hydraulic rear depth wheel with new pivot mechanism and the firm’s proven Trailer Transport System (TTS) that enables the plough to be towed like a trailer when in its transport position.
