The Amco F42B3624 is a disc harrow — sometimes called a disk harrow — a tillage implement used to break up, aerate, and condition soil ahead of planting or after harvest. Amco is a well-established American manufacturer of tillage and soil-working equipment, producing disc harrows, bedders, and related implements for agricultural use across a wide range of farming operations.
This unit is an offset disc harrow with a working width of 13 feet 6 inches, configured to cut and mix soil in a single pass. The offset design allows the implement to work directly behind the tractor while still covering ground to one side, making it well suited to row-crop and general field tillage applications. Blade spacing is 9 inches, a common interval that balances aggressive soil penetration with reliable trash and residue flow through the gang. The front gang is fitted with 26-inch cutout blades, which are notched or scalloped to bite into hard ground and cut through heavy crop residue more effectively than smooth blades. The rear gang carries smooth blades, which follow the front gang to further incorporate residue, level the worked surface, and leave a more uniform seedbed finish.
The seller's notes indicate this machine is new, and the listing year is 2023. It is offered used from Texas, USA, priced at $26,560.
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