The Landstal Skimmer APBH is a disc harrow—a towed agricultural implement designed for primary and secondary soil cultivation. Disc harrows are used to break up, mix, and level soil in preparation for planting, and to incorporate crop residue and amendments into the seedbed. They are essential equipment on farms across a wide range of soil types and climates.
This machine features a working width of 5.4 metres and is equipped with four rows of tines measuring 60 × 25 mm, available in Delta or Terra configuration. The harrow is fitted with spring-loaded tine protection to reduce shock damage during operation. A row of elastic rakes follows the main tine assembly to further refine the soil profile. The machine has a maximum working depth of 30 centimetres and a throughput capacity of 3.8 to 5.0 hectares per hour, depending on soil and operating conditions. Power requirement ranges from 220 to 350 horsepower. The tine complement is variable: the standard configuration includes 17 teeth, with an option to upgrade to 19 teeth.
The harrow frame is collapsible via four hydraulic cylinders, facilitating transport and reducing overall footprint in transit. Depth control is managed hydraulically, allowing the operator to adjust working depth from the tractor cab. The main shaft is a 560 millimetre hollow tube configuration with 10 shafts. The machine itself weighs 5,800 kilograms.
A comprehensive range of optional upgrades is available, including alternative tine materials (standard, hardened, and extreme carbide variants), supplementary harrow discs with rubber protection (460 millimetre diameter), side shares with protective covers, support wheels (400/60-15.5), and various shaft alternatives—including packer, disc, spring, and specialty designs with cleaning systems. Additional equipment options include pneumatic or hydraulic braking systems, towing couplings (both eye-loop and ball K80 styles), LED and neon lighting packages, and axle suspension systems. These upgrades allow significant customisation to suit specific soil types, field conditions, and operational requirements.
This used machine is located in Poland and was manufactured in 2024.
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