DISC PLOUGH ADP

The disc harrow is a suspended soil cultivation machine primarily used for soil preparation in preparing the seedbed after harvest, attached to the tractor with a three-point linkage system.

Disc harrows operate with the discs rotating in the working position, so they do not get stuck on obstacles. In sandy and stony fields, disc wear is less than that of mouldboard ploughs. As they operate by rotating, they do not require excessive traction power from the tractor and do not strain it. It is a machine with simple settings and easy operation.

Advantages of using a disc plough:

*In moist soils worked with disc ploughs, the wavy structure of the furrow bottom prevents mud formation in the soil.

*The concave structure of the discs breaks up the soil more effectively, preventing clod formation.

*As the discs operate by rotating, they easily overcome obstacles such as stones and hard plant roots, preventing potential breakdowns and blockages.

*As the force distribution related to soil resistance is spread over a wide surface area on the discs, they are resistant to high forces in terms of strength and are not easily damaged.

*As the edges of the discs are sharpened from the outside, they rub against the sharp edge of the plough wall during operation and gradually sharpen themselves over time.