Clemens Sub-Soiler
The subsoilers from CLEMENS were developed specially to break up compacted areas powerfully and enduringly.
The cutting action reactivates the roots so that they can finally start to grow properly again.
The subsoilers from CLEMENS were developed specially to break up compacted areas powerfully and enduringly. The cutting action reactivates the roots so that they can finally start to grow properly again. The soil is optimally aerated and its ability to retain water is maximized. Plants can take up nutrients more efficiently again, remain healthy and deliver higher yield! Mechanization is becoming more and more widespread in vineyards and fruit growing, resulting in more and more compacted, puddled soils which are increasingly incapable of absorbing water and nutrients. The subsoilers from CLEMENS not only break up the compacted earth, but also help to prevent the soil becoming compacted if used in good time. The soil is optimally aerated and its ability to retain water is maximized. Plants can take up nutrients more efficiently again, remain healthy and deliver higher yield! Mechanization is becoming more and more widespread in vineyards and fruit growing, resulting in more and more compacted, puddled soils which are increasingly incapable of absorbing water and nutrients. The subsoilers from CLEMENS not only break up the compacted earth, but also help to prevent the soil becoming compacted if used in good time.
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What size tractor do I need?
Vineyards require specialized, narrow-profile tractors designed to maneuver tight row spacing without damaging vines. Standard row spacing often requires sub-50 to 80-horsepower tractors like the Fendt 200 V/F/P series or compact Kubotas.
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Do I need a mechanical grape harvester?
Mechanical harvesters are excellent for large commercial operations because they significantly reduce labor costs and pick grapes much faster than manual crews. Smaller or premium vineyards often prefer hand-picking to prevent vine damage and allow for strict, cluster-by-cluster sorting.
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What should I look for when choosing an orchard tractor?
When selecting an orchard tractor, consider factors such as row spacing, maneuverability, horsepower, attachments and the tasks the tractor will perform. Our team can help match your operation with the right equipment.
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What tools are needed for canopy management and vine tying?
Essential tools for training vines include automated pre-pruners, tying tape tools (like the Max Taper) for securing canes upward without girdling, and wire-tensioning tools for trellising.
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When should I rent instead of buying vineyard equipment?
Renting is typically best for seasonal or short-term operations like harvesting or heavy-duty tilling. If a machine (such as a daily-use vineyard tractor) is used year-round, buying or financing generally makes more financial sense.
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Where can I find a Kubota dealer in Niagara?
Lakeview Vineyard Equipment is a Kubota dealer in Niagara, serving vineyard and orchard growers from our Niagara-on-the-Lake location. We offer specialized Kubota equipment, including vineyard and orchard tractors and attachments, with knowledgeable support to help you find the right equipment for your operation.
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How do I choose the right vineyard pruner?
The right vineyard pruner depends on factors such as vineyard size, row configuration, existing equipment and your operational goals. Our team can help you compare options and select equipment suited to your operation.
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Hours
- Monday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Tuesday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Wednesday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Thursday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Friday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Saturday:Closed
- Sunday:Closed
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FAQs
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What size tractor do I need?
Vineyards require specialized, narrow-profile tractors designed to maneuver tight row spacing without damaging vines. Standard row spacing often requires sub-50 to 80-horsepower tractors like the Fendt 200 V/F/P series or compact Kubotas.
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Do I need a mechanical grape harvester?
Mechanical harvesters are excellent for large commercial operations because they significantly reduce labor costs and pick grapes much faster than manual crews. Smaller or premium vineyards often prefer hand-picking to prevent vine damage and allow for strict, cluster-by-cluster sorting.
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What should I look for when choosing an orchard tractor?
When selecting an orchard tractor, consider factors such as row spacing, maneuverability, horsepower, attachments and the tasks the tractor will perform. Our team can help match your operation with the right equipment.
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What tools are needed for canopy management and vine tying?
Essential tools for training vines include automated pre-pruners, tying tape tools (like the Max Taper) for securing canes upward without girdling, and wire-tensioning tools for trellising.
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When should I rent instead of buying vineyard equipment?
Renting is typically best for seasonal or short-term operations like harvesting or heavy-duty tilling. If a machine (such as a daily-use vineyard tractor) is used year-round, buying or financing generally makes more financial sense.
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Where can I find a Kubota dealer in Niagara?
Lakeview Vineyard Equipment is a Kubota dealer in Niagara, serving vineyard and orchard growers from our Niagara-on-the-Lake location. We offer specialized Kubota equipment, including vineyard and orchard tractors and attachments, with knowledgeable support to help you find the right equipment for your operation.
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How do I choose the right vineyard pruner?
The right vineyard pruner depends on factors such as vineyard size, row configuration, existing equipment and your operational goals. Our team can help you compare options and select equipment suited to your operation.
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What size tractor do I need?
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40 Lakeshore Rd Niagara-on-the-Lake ON L0S 1J0 CAHours
- Monday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Tuesday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Wednesday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Thursday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Friday:08:00 am - 05:00 pm
- Saturday:Closed
- Sunday:Closed
