A Landstal APB disc harrow is a trailed soil-preparation implement designed for primary and secondary tillage across arable farmland. Disc harrows are used to break up, mix, and level soil, incorporating crop residue and preparing seedbeds for planting. The machine is pulled behind a tractor and operated hydraulically.
This 2024 model carries a working width of 3.0 metres and is equipped with 8 discs arranged in a configuration that delivers working depths of up to 30 centimetres. The harrow features three rows of tines with dimensions of 60 × 25 millimetres, totalling 10 tines in count. The machine weighs 1,900 kilograms and requires between 120 and 170 horsepower to operate effectively. Typical work rates range from 2.1 to 3.0 hectares per hour, depending on soil conditions and ground speed.
The central drive mechanism is a tubular shaft measuring 560 millimetres in diameter and comprising 10 pipe sections. Working depth is controlled hydraulically, allowing the operator to adjust performance from the tractor cab. The tine teeth are secured with pin locks as standard, and the hub assembly is sealed for maintenance-free operation.
Landstal offers extensive configurability through optional equipment. These include alternative tine-securing systems (spring-loaded pins), additional working elements such as a rear row of tines or a scuffler row with rubber protection, and specialist cutting tools in both standard and Extreme Carbide specifications. Alternative drive shafts are available in multiple configurations—including string, crumbly, disc, packer, spring, and hood designs—and in various diameters from 500 to 600 millimetres, many with integral cleaner systems. Mounting plates for undersown seed drills, folding side screens, and LED lighting are also offered as additions.
The machine is used and located in Poland, priced at €8,218.
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