What is a high-speed disc?
A disc harrow with two rows of independently mounted notched discs and a rear roller, built to mix residue and prepare a seedbed at higher working speeds than a conventional disc.
Farm implement · Freight to the contiguous US
High-Speed Disc Harrow – 4 m (13 ft) Speed Disc with Cage Roller
Also called: high speed disc, speed disc, high-speed disc harrow, compact disc harrow.
A 4 m (13 ft) high-speed disc for fast residue tillage and seedbed preparation: two rows of notched concave discs followed by a rear cage roller, pulled by tractors from 90 hp.
$29,995
Buying 2 or more? Text ORACLE to (724) 472-2055 for multi-unit pricing.
Freight to the contiguous US, delivered by truck. You provide the unloading equipment.
Lead time confirmed at order
SKU PO-HSD-4
- Built to order, one unit at a time
- Questions? Call or text (724) 472-2055
Specifications
Product specifications.
| Working width | 4 m (about 13 ft) |
|---|---|
| Discs | Two rows of notched concave discs |
| Roller | Rear cage (packer) roller |
| Frame | Steel |
| Hitch and power | Tractor-drawn, for tractors from 90 hp |
| Use | Stubble and residue incorporation, seedbed preparation |
What a high-speed disc does
A high-speed disc works the top layer of soil fast and shallow. Two rows of notched concave discs cut and mix crop residue into the surface, and the rear cage roller follows to break clods, firm the soil and leave a level finish. In one pass you get residue incorporated and a seedbed that is ready to plant, where a conventional setup often needs two or three trips with different tools.
Who it is built for
This disc suits grain and hay farms working stubble after harvest, vegetable growers preparing beds between crops, custom operators who need to cover ground quickly for clients, and regenerative and reduced-tillage growers who want to keep tillage shallow instead of turning the whole profile.
Where it fits between a tandem disc and a field cultivator
A heavy tandem disc works deeper and slower and is built for breaking tougher ground. A field cultivator levels and loosens soil but does little to chop and mix residue. A high-speed disc sits between the two: it handles residue like a disc and finishes like a cultivator, working shallow so you disturb less soil and keep more moisture near the surface.
Working speed and field conditions
As the name says, a high-speed disc is designed to run at higher ground speeds than a conventional disc harrow, which is how it covers acres quickly. It works best in stubble and residue from small grains, hay and vegetable crops, and in soils that are workable rather than wet and sticky. Rocky or very wet ground calls for slower speeds and more care. Match your speed to the field in front of you.
Matching your tractor
This 4 m (13 ft) unit is for tractors from 90 hp. Plan for enough power and weight to hold a steady working speed across your fields, and check that your hitch and hydraulic outlets suit a trailed implement before you order.
Ordering and freight delivery
Each disc is built to order, and the lead time is confirmed when you order. It ships by truck freight to the contiguous US. You provide the unloading equipment, such as a forklift or a loader with forks, and a clear, level spot the truck can reach. Tell us about your site before you order and we will help you plan the delivery.
Questions buyers ask
What size tractor do I need?
This 4 m (13 ft) unit is for tractors from 90 hp.
How is it delivered?
By truck freight to the contiguous US; you provide equipment to unload it.
How much does a high-speed disc cost?
Ours is $29,995 for a 4 m (13 ft) high-speed disc with cage roller for 90+ hp tractors, freight to your farm and US duty included.
Warranty and returns
Cancel for a full refund within 48 hours or before production starts. Damaged or not-as-described on arrival: we replace or refund. Delivered freight is not accepted back for change of mind.
Free site-fit check
Tell us about your power, access and unloading, and we will confirm whether this equipment fits your site before you buy. Or email support@pokeoracle.com.