Disc harrow manufacturer product reference
Tillage & Soil PreparationAgricultural implement

Disc harrow

A mounted disc harrow for breaking clods and mixing surface residue during secondary tillage.

Product family
Tillage & Soil Preparation
Models
6 configurations
Product & applications

About the disc harrow

A mounted disc harrow for breaking clods and mixing surface residue during secondary tillage.

Features & benefits

01

Disc gangs

Concave discs cut into the upper soil layer and break down clods across the working width.

02

Greaseable bearing assemblies

Lubrication points allow the disc-gang bearings to be serviced and help keep soil and sand out of the bearing assembly.

03

Mounted frame

The Category I three-point connection allows the implement to be lifted for turning and transport.

Typical applications

Tractor drawing a mounted disc harrow through cultivated soil with visible concave disc gangs
Soil cultivation with a disc harrow
  • Secondary tillageBreaking clods after primary tillage.
  • Surface residue mixingMixing suitable crop residue into the upper soil layer.
Technical specifications

Models, dimensions and working requirements

ModelJY-LF-BQX-1.1JY-LF-BQX-1.3JY-LF-BQX-1.5JY-LF-BQX-1.7JY-LF-BQX-1.9JY-LF-BQX-2.3
Tractor HP12-20HP15-25HP25-35HP30-35HP35-45HP50-60HP
Working Width1.1m1.3m1.5m1.7m1.9m2.3m
Working Depth80-120mm
Disc Diameter460mm
Linkage3 Point Linkage CAT I
Number of discs12pcs14pcs16pcs18pcs20pcs24pcs
Weight200kg220kg240kg260kg310kg360kg
Installation requirements

Confirm the implement fits your tractor

Before ordering, send the machine identification and the connection, power and working information relevant to this product.

  1. Tractor and traction

    Compare the model-specific tractor-power range, implement weight and the traction required in the actual soil.

  2. Rear mounting

    Match the actual rear linkage and lifting capacity to the chosen frame and working width.

  3. Working geometry

    Check working width, cultivation depth, disc-gang layout and turning space at the field ends.

  4. Soil and field conditions

    Describe soil texture, moisture, residue and field access. This family works through tractor movement without a PTO-driven rotor.

Product questions

Disc harrow questions

Is a disc harrow the same as a disc plough?

No. A disc harrow uses gangs of discs primarily for secondary cultivation; a disc plough has a different disc arrangement for primary soil working.

How should I choose the working width and cultivation depth?

Check working width, cultivation depth, disc-gang layout and turning space at the field ends.

What should I check before installation?

Compare the model-specific tractor-power range, implement weight and the traction required in the actual soil. Match the actual rear linkage and lifting capacity to the chosen frame and working width.