A ripper uses strong tines to loosen compacted ground before it's worked further. The V12 does this with twelve spring-mounted tines that give way under resistance instead of simply dragging large stones along — so nothing gets caught, the ground isn't damaged and the tractor isn't strained. That makes it robust and long-lasting, and allows speeds of up to 25 km/h instead of a crawl — ideal groundwork for the VGrader.
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Rip open the surface before it's worked — so tracks can be worked very effectively even when dry. Made from hardened material for long service life.

Protect the track's load-bearing base structure instead of damaging it.

Ruts, potholes and compacted areas are loosened and repaired in a targeted way.

Runs on the front hydraulics — usable independently of the VGrader when only the groundwork is needed.

Breaks up and splits the material at the front at around 20 km/h — in the same pass it's picked back up and recycled at the rear.