The Pöttinger Terradisc 8001 is a disc harrow manufactured by Pöttinger, an established producer of agricultural cultivation machinery. Disc harrows are primary tillage implements used to break up, mix, and level soil in field preparation, and are essential equipment in grain production, crop rotation, and land remediation across European and global farming operations.
This 2024 model is a demonstration machine, recently used and offered in Lithuania. It features a working width of 8 metres and a transport width of 3 metres, making it suitable for medium to large-scale field operations while remaining road-transportable. Working depth is adjustable from 5 to 15 centimetres, controlled hydraulically to suit varying soil and crop residue conditions.
The implement is equipped with 64 cutting discs, each 580 millimetres in diameter, spaced 12.5 centimetres apart in rows positioned 90 centimetres apart. The distance from the disc rows to the frame is 75 centimetres. The harrow incorporates a tandem Conoroll compaction roller with a segmented, dual design and 560 millimetre diameter, which follows the discs to consolidate worked soil. Seeding shoes are fitted ahead of the roller to support precision work.
The machine features side boards and a hydraulically operated levelling leg for field adjustment. Hydraulic depth control enables operator adjustment without leaving the tractor cab. The chassis rides on 560/45-22.5 transport tyres and is supported by 340/55-16 wheels. A three-point lower link with 50 millimetre coupling loop enables attachment to compatible tractors. The harrow is equipped with transport lighting and has a working weight of approximately 10,200 kilograms. A minimum tractor power of 270 horsepower is required for operation.
This machine is offered at $83,500 and is located in Lithuania.
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