This is a three-point mounted agricultural disc harrow/plough with 24 discs designed for soil breaking, residue incorporation and seedbed preparation for tractors around 60 HP.
It has 24 blades (discs). More discs increase working width and soil disturbance; the actual working width depends on disc diameter and spacing—refer to the seller's specification sheet for exact width.
The unit is specified for use with tractors around 60 HP. Ensure your tractor has sufficient drawbar and hydraulic capacity for safe operation and transport.
It is three-point mounted (standard Category I or II depending on model). Confirm the hitch category and pin spacing with the supplier to ensure compatibility with your tractor.
Most three-point disc harrows have adjustable gang angle and working depth (via top link, lift arms or gauge wheels). Check the product manual or ask the seller for the specific adjustment mechanisms on this model.
Discs are typically made of hardened or heat-treated steel for wear resistance and are replaceable. Ask the seller for details on disc diameter, thickness and part numbers for replacements.
Regular maintenance includes greasing bearings and pivot points, checking and tightening bolts, inspecting discs for wear or damage, replacing worn bearings/seals, and cleaning off corrosive residues after use or storage.
Disc harrows work on a wide range of soils but performance and wear depend on soil conditions. For very rocky fields or extremely heavy clay, evaluate disc size, thickness and bearing protection, and consider slower speeds to reduce damage.
Recommended working speed varies with soil type and tractor power. Operate at a steady, moderate speed that allows the discs to cut and rotate freely—consult the operator manual or supplier for model-specific guidance.
Some three-point disc harrows have folding frames for transport while others are fixed. Transport width varies by model; request transport dimensions from the seller if transport width or road regulations are a concern.
Always shut off the tractor and lower the implement before performing adjustments or maintenance, wear appropriate PPE, ensure all guards are in place, and follow the tractor and implement manuals for safe hitching and operation.
Availability of spare parts and service varies by supplier. Ask the seller about spare disc availability, bearings, blades, and local service support before purchase.
Seedbed preparation depends on soil condition, residue and crop needs. Often one to three passes are used: initial break-up, secondary smoothing, and finishing. Adjust passes based on field results and desired finish.
Field capacity depends on working width, forward speed and field conditions. Use the formula: field capacity = (working width in meters × speed in km/h × efficiency factor) to estimate output, or ask the supplier for typical performance figures for this model.
Warranty terms vary by manufacturer and seller. Common coverage includes manufacturing defects for a limited period; wear items (discs, bearings) are often excluded. Confirm warranty duration and terms with the seller prior to purchase.
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