A Goudland Vorenpakkercombinatie Disc Harrow is a combined soil preparation machine that integrates a furrow packer with a cultivator, allowing operators to prepare seedbeds in a single pass. This type of equipment is used in arable farming to create level, consolidated soil conditions suitable for sowing while simultaneously breaking and refining the upper layer, improving seed-to-soil contact and overall germination conditions.
The machine is built from St 52–3 S355 construction steel, delivering a robust structure designed for heavy-duty field conditions. Standard configuration includes two rows of tines with a tooth thickness of 25 millimetres. The disc elements measure 610 millimetres in diameter and are welded in pairs, ensuring even ground contact and consistent working depth. Replaceable chisels are 60 millimetres wide, allowing for tool changes to suit varying soil types and conditions. A guide plate positioned between the tine rows and disc bar helps maintain consistent operation and material flow.
The machine features a shear-bolt safety system for component protection in tough ground conditions. The cage roller measures 630 millimetres in diameter with diagonal spokes, providing effective consolidation behind the tines. Coupling is Category II/III compatible, making it suitable for attachment to a range of mid-range tractor three-point linkage systems. The machine is equipped with a slow-moving traffic triangle, working lights, and width lamps for road and field visibility and safety compliance.
A key advantage of this combination design is its flexibility: the cultivator element can be operated as an independent machine, and various tooth and chisel options are available to match specific soil and crop requirements. This used example is located in the Netherlands.
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