Disc Ploug

Features

• Disc plough have three or more individually mounted concave discs that are inclined backward to achieve maximum depth.
• They are particularly adapted for use in hard, dry soils, shrubby or bushy land, or on rocky land.
• It reduces friction by making a rolling bottom in place of a sliding one.
• Its draft is about the same as that of the moldboard plow.
• The disc plough works to advantage in situations where the moldboard(MB) will not, as in sticky nonscouring soils; in fields with a plow sole; in dry, hard ground; in peat soils; and for deep ploughing.
• The disc-plough bottom is usually equipped with a scraper that aids in pulverizing the furrow slice.
• Disc plough are either trailed or mounted integrally on a tractor.