A HEAVY DUTY MACHINE FOR FAST-LAND PREPARATION AT MINIMUM COST AND TIME – WITH MINIMUM MAINTENANCE.
DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT THE BEST OUT OF A MACHINE.
- The main frame is of 75mm x 75mm high stress box section steel built to last a lifetime.
- Transport axle is designed so that front and rear gangs are balanced on the wheels when the harrow is
in the working position, and in the transport position the wheels pivot rearwards thus transferring 1/3
of the weight on to the tractor drawbar. This ensures fast and safe transportation. Transport wheels
are 600×16 mounted on heavy-duty tapered roller bearings. - Gangs are adjustable both ways
- Discs are mounted on heavy-duty square holed bearings. Discs and bearings rotate on a stationary
square shaft thus ensuring proper alignment at all times. Discs are bolted together with six bolts
ensuring that discs never come loose. - Wheels can be hydraulic or screw lift operated
- Approximate weight of harrow in kgs is 60 multiplied by the number of discs. Harrows are made to suit
tractors from 50 to 100 HP.
Specifications
No. of Discs Cutting Width Size of Discs
16 6’0” 22” or H/Duty 24”
18 6’9” 22” or H/Duty 24”
20 7’6” 22” or H/Duty 24”
22 8’3” 22” or H/Duty 24”
Remember if you look after your machine it will look after you! Before using a new disc harrow check all nuts and bolts are tight and that the machine has been properly greased. All moving parts on the harrow linkage without grease nipples should be oiled once a day with old engine oil.
Important: After the first day’s work, re-check and tighten all nuts and bolts.
SCREW LIFT OPERATED WHEELS
Your harrow is fitted with a Screw Lift system to operate lifting and lowering of the harrow. Make sure the threads on the Screw Lift are greased regularly. When lifting the harrow into the transport position make sure it is in the fully raised position and not half raised as this will cause excess strain on the threads.
TYRE PRESSURE: 35 lbs per Sq. Inch
TRANSPORT BAR: This ensures that the harrow travels level when on the road. First hitch your harrow up to your tractor on a level piece of ground and raise the harrow into the transport position. Now check front and rear discs are approximately the same distance off the ground. If the front of the harrow is higher than the back then pin No.21 should be moved rearwards. If too low at the front the pin should be moved forwards. Before moving this pin the harrow should be lowered to the ground.
ADJUSTING GANGS LATERALLY: To shift front or rear gangs laterally, loosen the four clamping bolts and pull the
end of the gang frame. The harrow must be in the raised position.
ANGLE OF CUT: To alter the angle of cut there is an adjustment plate on the right side of the harrow frame, both front and rear. To reduce the angle of cut, move front gang rearwards and rear gang forwards.
HARROWING: When you have lowered your harrow into the working position and you have started work, you can only turn your machine to the left, never to the right as this may cause bearing failure or disc breakage.
