The primary function of a horse arena leveller is to level the riding surface. Uneven or rutted footing can be uncomfortable for horses and may lead to performance issues or injuries. The leveller helps in distributing and leveling the arena's surface material, ensuring a uniform and stable footing.
The blades or teeth of the leveller are effective in breaking up clumps of material, such as compacted soil, sand, or footing additives. This process prevents the formation of uneven patches and allows for better consistency in the arena surface.
In addition, Horse arena levellers are designed to evenly distribute footing materials across the arena. This is particularly important for maintaining the right balance of materials, such as sand or fibers, to create an optimal surface for various equestrian activities.
| Specification | |||
| Size | 1.8m | 2.2m | 3m |
| Working Depth(mm) | 50-100 | ||
| Working Width(mm) | 1800 | 2200 | 3000 |
| Matched Power(HP) | 25-40 | 35-55 | 60-80 |
| Weight(kg) | 336 | 362 | 415 |
