2026 Salford AerWay AWM 6 Ft 3 Point

2026 Salford AerWay AWM 6 Ft 3 Point

The AerWay family of AWM models are designed to meet the needs of hay and pasture farmers working smaller sized acreages. These Salford tools are dependable, durable, versatile, and built to improve soil productivity. With the ability to cultivate and aerate with one machine, the AWM series features patented AerWay Shattertines that lift and fracture tough soil to increase air and water movement, and all with one pass. AerWay’s adjustable roller settings allow operators to choose the degree of compaction relief, cultivation, aeration, and/or residue incorporation.

Features may include:

• The AWM allows for angle adjustment of the tine rollers allowing the operator to increase or decrease tillage intensity as they see fit. The manual bolt adjustment system is capable of being set to 0°, 2.5°, or 5°. The aeration roller has four tines per row, spaced 7.5 in. apart, to provide effective soil management for a wide range of tillage and conservation goals.

• The AerWay AWM features three standard width configurations: 6.25 ft., 7.5 ft. and 10 ft. Each of these widths is available in a three-point or pull-type model configuration.

• The AWMP (Pull-Type) features two, 9.5 in. X 15 in. – 8 ply ribbed agricultural tire mounted to a six bolt hub and can be lowered/raised using a 3 in. bore x 12 in. stroke double acting cylinder system with manual lockout.

• For tough ground conditions or fields that have not been aerated in the past, additional weight may be necessary to achieve desired penetration depth. The AWM allows for use of concrete ballast blocks which can be placed in the machine’s integrated weight trays when needed. 6.25 ft., 7.5 ft. and 10 ft. models allow for 2200 lbs., 3000 lbs., and 4100 lbs. of additional weight, respectively, using a combination of 550 lbs. and/or 750 lbs. blocks.

• AerWay chain harrows can be added to the AWM aerator allowing for incorporation of a wide range of inputs including manure, litter, fertilizer, herbicide, and seed. The harrows use 5/8 in. steel and features 3 in. teeth angled at 45° on one side for lighter harrowing or when working in heavier trash. The opposite side of the harrow uses 3 in. teeth angled at 15° for more rigid harrowing action. The unique tooth arrangement of the harrow is self-cleaning under most conditions.