Disc Ploughs For Sale in New Zealand

Disks (or discs) come in a variety of models and go by many different names, including one-way disc plow and both offset disc harrow and tandem disc harrow. Discs get their name from the numerous circular blades, or discs, commonly made of steel, that work to till the soil, chopping both weeds and stover (stalks, leaves, etc. left from the previous crop), to prepare the land for planting a new crop. The discs can be perfect circles, serrated, or scalloped.

The first patented disc in the United States appeared in the mid-1800s and had just one set of discs. Eventually, more sets of discs were added, along with self-cleaning capabilities. Today, new Case IH discs for sale come in widths up to 47 feet, have rugged discs designed to handle the toughest and heaviest crop residue, and offer more precise depth adjustment to accommodate a variety of soil types and topographies.

John Deere discs for sale include technologies such as hydraulic folding wings and more narrow transport widths; blades in a variety of sizes, weights, and spacing; and advanced bearing designs to keep the bearings free of dirt and debris. Dozens of other manufacturers offer new and used discs for sale, including Frontier, Industrias America, International, Krause, Landoll, Rome, Sunflower, White, and Wishek Steel.