Preparation for the spring-summer season at the local farmers entering the final phase. Unfortunately, the available agricultural equipment is not always to be recovered or repaired after heavy use of the past, and its possibilities are not able to satisfy the current requirements for such criteria as:
- Performance when used in difficult field conditions.
- the Quality with the help of works (operations).
- an opportunity for a multifunctional use.
- Destruction generated (especially after the snow) soil crust.
- Leveling of ground surface.
- weed control.
fully the criteria can be attributed to the towed harrows that will soon need for soil for future harvest. Classic “hard” products (frame with pointed bottom teeth) are gradually giving way to the so-called disk development (see specifications and buy harrow a disk format on the website of the provider of this type of agricultural equipment). And this is the result of a whole list of benefits you should be aware of, when deciding on the choice before purchase.
diagram of the device and key benefits
given the fact that the main purpose of almost any harrows (manual version this is an ordinary rake) is the surface soil of agricultural land:
Spinning disks instead of ordinary teeth are ten times better cope with these challenges. They are a kind of “mixing” the mixing of the soil along with the remnants of last year's weeds and the new shoots. Special attention is given and the depth of possible treatment, which can be up to 25 cm depending on the type of surgery performed. The rotation of the disc through the rotor wheel hitch, thus preventing their jamming (sticking) in the process of operation even in the cultivation of spring, saturated with moisture soil.
rotary Disk harrow in a wide assortment in our online catalog vendor. All models fully comply with the stated technical parameters and have a quality guarantee from the manufacturer. Purchased for online farm equipment (including large) can be delivered by the transport company at the address given by buyer.
