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  • Disc harrow/disc aggregate - ATH

    Disc harrow/disc aggregate - ATH Premium

      The ATH Premium disc harrow/disc aggregate is a semi-mounted machine that folds hydraulically. It is designed for pre-sowing cultivation, after plowing or other preliminary soil treatment. The harrow can cultivat...

      Pogorzela, Poland
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      Goldland Fur packer combination

      • Manufacturer: Goudland

      goldland Front packer combination Standard features include: - Tine thickness 25 millimeters; - Two tine rows; - Discs with 610 mm pairs welded together; - Interchangeable chisels 60 mm wide; - Shear bolt protect...

      Oss, Netherlands
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      2022 Goudland Front packer combination

      • Manufacturer: Goudland

      goldland Front packer combination Standard features include: - Tine thickness 25 millimeters; - Two tine rows; - Discs with 610 mm pairs welded together; - Interchangeable chisels 60 mm wide; - Shear bolt protect...

      Oss, Netherlands
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      Goldland the gremm

      • Manufacturer: Goudland

      goldland cv 13 - 3.50 m working width - 3.40 m transport width Standard features include: - Hydraulic, stepless roller adjustment - Tine thickness of 26 millimeters -Tooth distance of 250 millimeters - Two rows o...

      Oss, Netherlands

    Overview

    Tillage equipment includes a variety of machinery used for preparing soil for planting by mechanically agitating it. This category encompasses tools such as plows, harrows, cultivators, and rototillers. Tillage equipment is essential for breaking up soil, controlling weeds, and incorporating crop residues, thus improving soil health and crop yields.

    FAQ

    What types of tillage equipment are available?

    Common types include plows, harrows, cultivators, and rototillers. Each type serves a different purpose, from breaking up soil to refining seedbeds.

    What should I consider when buying used tillage equipment?

    Check the condition of the blades, tines, and other wear parts. Look for signs of rust or damage and inquire about any maintenance records.

    How can I safely ship tillage equipment?

    Choose a reputable transport service with experience in heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly secured and protected during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for tillage equipment?

    Regular maintenance includes inspecting and replacing worn parts, lubricating moving components, and checking for rust. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific guidelines.