The Fliegl KSE 680 is a disc harrow, a primary soil-working implement used across arable and mixed farming to prepare seedbeds, incorporate crop residues and amendments, and manage soil structure and weed populations. Fliegl is an established German manufacturer of agricultural machinery, known for building reliable implements and trailers for European farming operations.
This 2024 model is equipped with hydraulic tipping, allowing the harrow to be raised and tilted for transport and field adjustment. The machine attaches via CAT II/III lower-link coupling and requires either three double-acting hydraulic connections, or one double-acting connection with an optional control panel (five connections are needed for the axial-shift version). The working width is approximately 7 metres, with a total length of 10.8 metres and an unladen weight of around 5,700 kilograms. Individual discs measure 350 millimetres in diameter, weigh 2.7 kilograms each, and are spaced 130 millimetres apart; the standard configuration carries a load of 120 kilograms per metre of width.
The harrow is designed to operate at working speeds of approximately 10 to 18 kilometres per hour, with a maximum transport speed of 30 kilometres per hour. Under typical conditions it achieves a throughput of approximately 12 hectares per hour. The machine features an axle-mounted braking system with pneumatic brake installation, a hydraulically adjustable chassis height, and a hydraulic chain-tensioning device that can be tuned to suit different soil and working conditions.
Applications include maize stubble treatment and corn-borer control, stubble mulching, slurry incorporation, seedbed preparation, cover crop and biomass incorporation, and weed management. The implement is noted for cleanly uprooting and flattening maize stubble, low fuel consumption, and minimal wear. The machine is located in France and is offered in used condition.
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