Simply mill, mix, stabilize.

Modern tractors have impressive engine power: they can now also be used for heavy earthmoving work. A tractor-towed planer can be driven directly via the rear PTO shaft. The advantages of this combination are plain to see: the investment is low, the system is very light and highly manoeuvrable, and a tractor can also perform other tasks on the construction site, resulting in high annual capacity utilisation.

Stabilization is often the most sensible and sometimes the only option, both economically and ecologically. The German Closed Substance Cycle and Waste Management Act stipulates that no soil that can be re-used on the construction site should be driven away. Stabilization eliminates the need to replace non-load-bearing soils. This process removes moisture from the material by mixing in binders (mix-in-place method), thus improving the compaction properties and load-bearing capacity. By mixing in cement, even unstable soils can be made load-bearing.

On smaller construction sites, in particular, using a tractor-towed planer makes more and more sense. The milling and stabilizer units are an ideal addition to the fleet for construction and service companies involved in earthmoving or soil replacement operations.