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Used Disc Harrows in Illinois, USA

  • CASE IH 496

    CASE IH 496

    • Manufacturer: Case IH
    • Model: 496
    • Working width: 8.53 m
    • Frame type: 1-Section

    USED CASE IH 496 DISC HARROW -28 FT WORKING WIDTH **DISCLAIMER** CALL AHEAD TO CONFIRM LOCATION OF THIS UNIT. UNITS HAVE BEEN STATICALLY INSPECTED, THEY HAVE NOT BEEN OPERATED IN THE FIELD, AND NO ASSERTION AS TO...

    $9,500 USD

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    Est. $187/mo

    Herscher, IL
  • 2009 LANDOLL 6230-26

    2009 LANDOLL 6230-26

    • Manufacturer: Landoll
    • Model: 6230-26
    • Working width: 0.67 m
    • Blade spacing: 22.86 cm

    USED 2009 LANDOLL 6230-26 DISK HARROW -26FT WORKING WIDTH -SPIKE TOOTH HARROW REAR ATTACHMENT **DISCLAIMER** CALL AHEAD TO CONFIRM LOCATION OF THIS UNIT. UNITS HAVE BEEN STATICALLY INSPECTED, THEY HAVE NOT BEEN O...

    $35,000 USD

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    Est. $659/mo

    Minonk, IL
  • INTERNATIONAL 470

    INTERNATIONAL 470

    • Manufacturer: International Harvester
    • Model: 470

    10', 26.5" front & 27.5" rear notched blades, dual wheels

    Saint Anne, IL

Overview

Disc harrows are agricultural implements used to till the soil where crops are to be planted. They consist of a series of concave metal discs, which cut into the soil, break up clods, and mix in crop residues. Disc harrows are essential for preparing the seedbed, controlling weeds, and incorporating fertilizers and organic matter into the soil.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used disc harrow?

Inspect the discs for wear and damage, check the frame for signs of rust or cracks, and ensure that all bearings and moving parts are in good working condition.

How do I ensure the disc harrow is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service for agricultural equipment. Make sure the harrow is properly secured and protected from potential damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a disc harrow?

Regular maintenance includes checking disc sharpness, tightening bolts, greasing moving parts, and inspecting the frame for any signs of wear or damage. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals.