Individual disc bodies
Concave discs cut into and turn the soil as the tractor pulls the implement.

A disc plough for primary soil cultivation, using individually mounted concave discs to cut and turn soil.
A disc plough for primary soil cultivation, using individually mounted concave discs to cut and turn soil.
Concave discs cut into and turn the soil as the tractor pulls the implement.
Different disc counts and diameters allow the working arrangement to suit the tractor and field conditions.
Working width, depth, implement weight and tractor power are specified per model.

|
Model |
Number of discs |
Diameter of disc (mm) |
Working width(mm) |
Working depth(mm) |
Weight(kg) |
Matched Tractor (hp) |
| JY-1LY-315 |
3 |
460 |
450 |
180 |
170 |
25-30 |
| JY-1LY-320 |
3 |
510 |
600 |
200 |
190 |
30-50 |
| JY-1LY-322 |
3 |
560 |
660 |
220 |
316 |
45-55 |
| JY-1LY-225 |
2 |
660/710 |
500 |
250-300 |
305-315 |
50-60 |
| JY-1LY-325 |
3 |
660/710 |
750 |
250-300 |
430-450 |
75-90 |
| JY-1LY-425 |
4 |
660/710 |
1000 |
250-300 |
500-525 |
90-100 |
| JY-1LY-525 |
5 |
660/710 |
1250 |
250-300 |
600-630 |
100-120 |
Before ordering, send the machine identification and the connection, power and working information relevant to this product.
Compare the actual tractor power and traction with the chosen model’s matched-tractor range.
Check the rear mounting geometry, required connection and lifting capacity; the table does not identify a hitch category.
Confirm disc count, diameter and clearance against the intended working width and depth.
Describe soil conditions, field access and turning space. Disc action comes from tractor movement rather than PTO drive.
No. This range uses separately mounted disc bodies for ploughing. A disc harrow uses disc gangs and a different soil-working arrangement.
Confirm disc count, diameter and clearance against the intended working width and depth.
Compare the actual tractor power and traction with the chosen model’s matched-tractor range. Check the rear mounting geometry, required connection and lifting capacity; the table does not identify a hitch category.