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Used Harrows in Hiroshima, Japan

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    Nipro HSM1820B-A2

    • Manufacturer: Nipro
    • Working Width: 1.8m

    Nipro Harrow HSM1820B-A2 This product has been tested and is serviced before delivery. The listed price is for a serviced product. This is a 1.8m working width harrow. It features an A2 hitch and Mitsubishi's aut...

    $1,568 USD
    Jinsekikogen Town, Japan
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    Nipro HRF2220BG1-B

    • Manufacturer: Nipro
    • Working Width: 2.2m

    Nipro Lathing Harrow HRF2220BG1-B This product has been tested for operation and will be delivered after servicing. The price shown in the store is the price after maintenance. This is a drive harrow with a hitch...

    $1,867 USD
    Jinsekikogen Town, Japan
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    KOBASHI PC208-A1

    • Manufacturer: Kobashi
    • Working Width: 2.0m

    KOBASHI Diverter harrow PC208-A1 This product has been tested for operation and will be delivered after maintenance. The price shown in the store is the price after maintenance. Mounting hitch A1 specification! R...

    $1,493 USD
    Jinsekikogen Town, Japan

Overview

Harrows are essential agricultural tools used for soil preparation, leveling, and breaking up clumps of soil. They are often used after plowing to create a finer seedbed for planting. Harrows come in various types, including disc, tine, and chain harrows, each designed for specific soil conditions and farming needs.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used harrow?

Check for signs of wear and tear, especially on the discs or tines. Ensure that all parts are in good working condition and look for any history of repairs or maintenance.

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

Use a reliable transportation service that specializes in agricultural equipment. Make sure the harrow is securely fastened and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a harrow?

Regular maintenance includes checking the discs or tines for wear, ensuring all bolts and connections are tight, and lubricating moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer. Clean the harrow after each use to prevent rust and prolong its lifespan.