This is a Landstal APB disc harrow, a 2.5-metre working-width tillage implement designed for seedbed preparation and soil cultivation. Disc harrows are primary and secondary tillage tools used across arable farming to break clods, incorporate crop residues, and level soil in preparation for sowing. The machine combines multiple rows of disc elements with a tubular main shaft to achieve consistent soil working across the full working width.
The APB model is equipped with six discs arranged in three rows, each disc measuring 60 × 25 mm, and is fitted with eight teeth distributed across the working surface. The machine has a working depth of 30 centimetres and delivers a productivity range of 1.8 to 2.5 hectares per hour under typical conditions. It requires a tractor power input of 100 to 150 horsepower and weighs 1,700 kilograms in its standard configuration. The main shaft is a tubular pipe measuring 560 millimetres in diameter, comprising 10 tubes. Depth regulation is controlled hydraulically, and the disc teeth are protected by a pin-lock safety system. The hub is of maintenance-free design.
The harrow is supplied as a used machine in Poland and is offered at € 7,428. The seller provides an extensive list of optional configurations and upgrade components, including alternative shaft types—such as chain-driven, disc-based, and spring-loaded variants ranging from 500 to 600 millimetres in diameter—as well as supplementary working elements, crumbler rows, side coulters in various carbide grades, folding side screens, LED lighting, and mounting plates for inter-row seeders. These options allow significant customisation of the harrow's working characteristics and functionality to suit different soil types and farming systems.
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