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PHOTO - stubble disc harrow

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David in Wales

04-08-2007 00:10:21

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Hi Gang;
It may only be about 10 feet wide but there is an awful LOT of weight in these discs. They use them on grain stubbles for mixing & incorperating the chopped straw into the top couple of inches of soil.Note you can adjust the angle of each gang of 4 discs to increase penetration. Cheers David

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Easy1

04-08-2007 15:22:20

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Re: PHOTO - stubble disc harrow in reply to David in Wales, 04-08-2007 00:10:21

I am no disk expert, but that looks like it would do a terrific job. Finished job would look like it was rototilled.

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RayP(MI)

04-08-2007 14:40:13

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Re: PHOTO - stubble disc harrow in reply to David in Wales, 04-08-2007 00:10:21

More data David, Is it pushed or pulled? Looks like gangs are assembled straight, and need to be angled for use.

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RickL

04-08-2007 10:16:56

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Re: PHOTO - stubble disc harrow in reply to David in Wales, 04-08-2007 00:10:21

i DON'T know but all of the machinery I put together including tandem discs,off set discs, one ways etc the gangs on that unit are just BACKWARDS

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135 Fan

04-08-2007 12:02:56

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Re: PHOTO - stubble disc harrow in reply to RickL, 04-08-2007 10:16:56

It looks like a special purpose type disc and also looks brand spanking new. I really doubt that it's put together wrong. Dave

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Peabo

04-08-2007 10:25:41

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Re: PHOTO - stubble disc harrow in reply to RickL, 04-08-2007 10:16:56

I wonder if it"s meant to run on a front mount 3pt. From what i understand that is more common over there than here. I don"t know, just makin a stab!!

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37 chief

04-08-2007 08:11:25

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Re: PHOTO - stubble disc harrow in reply to David in Wales, 04-08-2007 00:10:21

I always replace my blades with notched ones, they seam to cut the weeds better for the discing I do. That is a nice looking disc. Stan

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2x4

04-08-2007 00:33:53

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Re: PHOTO - stubble disc harrow in reply to David in Wales, 04-08-2007 00:10:21

looks like it was built to accept a fast hitch

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