The Case IH 4300 Cultivator is a primary-tillage implement designed for field preparation and seedbed conditioning. Case IH is an established manufacturer of agricultural machinery serving row-crop and broad-acre farming operations worldwide.
This unit is a three-section cultivator with a working width of 34 feet 6 inches, making it suitable for medium to large-scale field operations. The machine features low-transport geometry, which reduces its profile during road movement and improves stability. A level-lift hitch is fitted as standard, allowing for consistent depth control across the working width. The implement is equipped with spring-reset depth control set to a 150-pound trip force, a configuration that helps protect the machine and soil from excessive penetration under hard-pan or rocky conditions.
Spacing between tines is set at 7.5 inches, and the cultivator carries a three-bar harrow for secondary soil refinement. The gauge wheels are of the castering type, enabling responsive tracking across uneven terrain. Working points are 2-inch bolt-on tines, a standard configuration that simplifies maintenance and replacement. The mainframe and wing sections each run on tandem walking wheels, distributing weight evenly and improving flotation in soft ground.
The machine is in used condition and dates to 1998. It is located in South Dakota, USA. The listing indicates a local trade history and overall nice condition. The asking price is $11,565.
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