It is engineered for fieldwork such as processing crop residues before tillage, crushing and spreading straw, breaking hardened soil surfaces, shattering clods after tillage, improving soil structure, and preparing seedbeds while conserving soil moisture.
Working widths are available from 1600 mm up to 4400 mm depending on configuration (common factory models include 1600–2500 mm). Working depth is 200 mm for effective soil penetration.
Disc configurations range from 14 to 40 discs depending on the model. Disc diameter is 660 mm.
Matched tractor power depends on model size — typical ranges are 65 HP up to about 160 HP. Select a model that matches your tractor's horsepower and ballast capacity.
Model weights range approximately from 1100 kg to 2300 kg depending on working width and disc configuration.
The machine is equipped with hydraulic up-and-down road wheels for lifting/lowering during operation and transport. Depth can be fine-tuned via the hydraulic system and adjustable hitch/leveling settings according to model.
Yes. The heavy-duty construction and disc penetration capability make it well suited for clay-heavy soils, wastelands, and fields with significant weed and residue cover.
It features a rigid, heavy-duty frame welded from rectangular tube sections for durability and strength in demanding agricultural environments.
Regular maintenance includes greasing bearings and pivot points, inspecting and tightening disc bolts, checking disc wear and replacing worn discs/scrapers, inspecting hydraulic hoses and fittings, and ensuring hitch and safety chains are in good condition.
Common wear items are the discs/blades, bearings, scrapers, mounting bolts, and hydraulic seals. Keeping a set of fast-moving spare parts on hand reduces downtime.
The trailing design with hydraulic road wheels allows the unit to be lifted and transported behind the tractor. For road travel, follow local transport regulations regarding lighting, marking, and securing the implement.
Units may ship partially assembled. Basic assembly and hitching are required; detailed instructions are provided in the operator manual. Dealers or the manufacturer can provide on-site assembly or technical support if needed.
Optimal forward speed depends on soil type, residue level, tractor power, and disc settings. Work at a steady speed that allows good disc penetration and cutting—consult the operator manual or your dealer for recommended speed ranges for your model and field conditions.
Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by supplier and region. Contact your local dealer or the manufacturer for specific warranty coverage, service plans, and parts availability.
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