Rural
4 August, 2026
Award-Winning Technology for Smoother Paddocks
Every season, wheel tracks leave their mark. Whether it's from broadacre tractors, self-propelled sprayers or controlled traffic farming, compacted wheel tracks can create rough paddocks, affect spraying accuracy, increase machinery wear and make every subsequent operation that little bit harder.
Grizzly Engineering's Wheel Track Renovator II has been purpose-built to solve that problem.
Designed and manufactured in Swan Hill, the award-winning Wheel Track Renovator II automatically adjusts to varying wheel track depths as you travel through the paddock.
Its unique trailing, self-levelling design means there are no constant operator adjustments required, allowing the machine to consistently restore wheel tracks while maintaining an exceptionally smooth finish.
Available to suit wheel centres from 2 to 4 metres, the Wheel Track Renovator II is capable of operating at speeds of 10–25 km/h, making it a practical solution for large-scale broadacre operations where efficiency matters.
Hydraulic gang width adjustment allows the machine to adapt to different machinery fleets, while its narrow transport width makes travelling between paddocks simple and safe.
The latest Full Cut XTR option takes performance even further by pulling soil from across the full working width, making it ideal for today's wider and deeper wheel tracks created by larger machinery.
The result is a level finish that helps improve spraying accuracy, reduces machinery bounce and leaves paddocks ready for the next operation with minimal additional cultivation.
The Wheel Track Renovator II has quickly become one of Australia's most recognised new tillage innovations, receiving multiple industry awards and earning the confidence of growers across the country.
If you're attending the 2026 Mallee Machinery Field Days at Speed on 5–6 August, make sure you visit the Grizzly site and see why more Australian farmers are choosing the Wheel Track Renovator II to put smooth paddocks back where they belong.