An agricultural planting implement includes a first wing toolbar configured to support a first set of row units. The first wing toolbar is configured to pivotally couple to a main frame of the agricultural planting implement. The agricultural planting implement also includes a second wing toolbar configured to support a second set of row units. In addition, the agricultural planting implement includes a connection assembly having at least one arm pivotally coupling the second wing toolbar to the first wing toolbar. The at least one arm is pivotally coupled to the first wing toolbar and non-pivotally coupled to the second wing toolbar. Furthermore, the connection assembly includes an actuator configured to drive the second wing toolbar to rotate relative to the first wing toolbar.

An agricultural implement (1) includes depth guide elements (17) which can be pivoted relative to the implement (1) via a hinge unit (18), but are automatically locked and secured against a pivot movement in the working position by the dead weight of the implement (1) bearing down on the depth guides (17).

A cultivator is provided. The cultivator can have a main frame having a front end and a back end, a hitch assembly connected to the front end of the main frame, a tilling section attached to the back end of the main frame, a pair of main ground wheels, a first wing ground wheel and a second wing ground wheel, a plurality of ground engaging tools connected to and extending below the tilling section.

An agricultural implement includes a main carrier including a main frame and a draw member slidably coupled with the main frame, a bumper member, a trip member, an attachment member, sequenced wings, and sequenced draft links. Moving the draw member from a folding intermediate position towards an extended position pivots the sequenced wings towards folded positions by the mutual contact between the trip member and the attachment member. Moving the draw member from an opening intermediate position to a retracted position pivots the sequenced wings towards unfolded positions by the mutual contact between the bumper member and the attachment member. Movement between the draw member and the main frame for any other positions of the draw member causes no motion in the sequenced wings.