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    2430 Chisel Plow

      Description Adjust shank depth and rolling basket down-pressure on-the-go with exclusive TruSet™ technology on the 2430 Chisel Plow. Main Features Hydraulically-adjusted knife-edge rolling basket with internal sc...

      Berthierville, Canada
    • 2011 John Deere 512

      2011 John Deere 512

      • Manufacturer: John Deere
      • Model: 512
      • Working width: 6.86 m
      • Number of shanks: 9 pcs

      John Deere 512 195296 Tillage STOCK #195296 Specifications Additional Informations 22,5 ft disc ripper, 9 standards, spring release, 7 in sweeps, 24 in discs, tandem axle on main frame and on wings, swivel gauge ...

      $29,000 USD

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      Est. $546/mo

      Berthierville, Canada
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      610 Integral Chisel Plow

      • Horsepower: 15 hp

      Description 610 Integral Chisel Plow Primary Tillage from John Deere. Learn more about the features and more for the 610 Integral Chisel Plow Primary Tillage. Main Features Offers a variety of sizes Implement war...

      Berthierville, Canada

    Overview

    Chisel ploughs are agricultural implements used for deep tillage, breaking up and aerating the soil without turning it over. They are ideal for preparing seedbeds and managing soil compaction, promoting better water infiltration and root growth. These tools are essential for maintaining soil health and enhancing crop yields.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used chisel plough?

    Check the condition of the tines, frame, and hitch. Look for any signs of wear, rust, or damage, and ensure the plough is compatible with your tractor.

    How do I ensure the chisel plough is shipped safely to my location?

    Use a transport service experienced in handling agricultural equipment. Make sure the plough is securely fastened and adequately protected during shipping.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a chisel plough?

    Regularly inspect the tines for wear and replace them as needed. Lubricate moving parts and check for any loose bolts or connections. Clean the plough after use to prevent rust and prolong its lifespan.