Great Plains Disk Harrow

Great Plains·Tillage

Great Plains Disk Harrow

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Double-offset disk harrow for conventional tillage, mechanical weed control and residue incorporation.

Main advantages

  • Double-offset gangs — mechanical weed control
  • 2,563 to 9,684 kg — depending on size
  • Disc gangs — crop residue incorporation
  • Levels rutted fields — even field surface

Size

7110DH

Weight
2563 kg
Transport width
3.3528000000000002 m

Overview

About this product

The Great Plains Disk Harrow is a conventional tillage tool with working widths from 10 to 36 ft. Its gangs are set in a double-offset configuration that mechanically eliminates weeds, levels rutted fields and incorporates crop residue. The line covers nine sizes, from compact units to wide machines.

Sizes

Disk Harrow sizes

SizeWeightTransport width
2563 kg3.3528000000000002 m
2767 kg3.9624 m
3221 kg4.8768 m
6441 kg4.2672 m
7212 kg4.2672 m
7983 kg4.2672 m
8165 kg–
9027 kg–
9684 kg–

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandGreat Plains
Equipment typeDisc harrow
ModelDisk Harrow
ConditionNew
Weight2563 kg
Transport width3.3528000000000002 m

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Questions & answers

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