Disc Harrow

DISK HORROW

A DISC HARROW is an agricultural implement used for soil preparation and tillage. It consists of a series of large, round, concave metal discs mounted on a common shaft. These discs are arranged in gangs and set at an angle to the direction of travel. The discs are usually made of hardened steel and can varyin size and spacing depending on the specific design of the disc harrow.

BENEFITS

Dics: The primary components are the discs themselves. These discs are often notched or smooth and can be adjusted to different angles to control the depth and aggressiveness of tillage.

Frame: The discs are attached to a sturdy frame that can be towed behind a tractor or mounted directly onto it.

Hitch: The hitch is the connection point between the disc harrow and the tractor, allowing for easy attachment and operation.

Depth Control: Some disc harrows come with mechanisms to adjust the depth at which the discs penetrate the soil, allowing for different levels of soil disturbance.