A B Eagleline Equipment Tractor Disc Harrow

A & B EagleLine Disc Harrows are designed for soil preparation, seedbed preparation, breaking up surface soil, incorporating crop residue, and general field cultivation. The range includes Eagle, Field, Heavy Field, Flexible Hitch, and Clevis Hitch configurations, allowing customers to select an implement according to tractor size, field conditions, required working width, and the type of blade configuration needed.

The supplied range includes 3-Point Eagle Disc Harrows, 3-Point Field Disc Harrows, 3-Point Heavy Field Disc Harrows, 3-Point Flexible Hitch Disc Harrows, and 3-Point Clevis Hitch Disc Harrows. Blade options include plain blades and cut-out blades, with blade diameters ranging from 16 to 22 inches depending on the model. This variety allows the disc harrow to be matched more closely to different tractor sizes and field-working requirements.

Working widths vary considerably by series. The Eagle EH-CO Series ranges from 4'4" to 7'7", the Field FH-CO Series from 6'6" to 7'7", and the Heavy Field HFH-CO Series from 5'5" to 7'7". The Flexible Hitch and Clevis Hitch models cover wider configurations from approximately 8'2" to 11'4". Customers should select the working width based on field size, tractor capability, maneuverability, and the desired number of passes.

Plain blades provide a conventional smooth disc profile for general soil-working applications, while cut-out blades have openings in the blade that can provide a different interaction with soil and crop residue. The supplied EagleLine range includes both configurations in several series, with blade sizes from 16 to 22 inches. The best choice depends on soil conditions, residue levels, and the intended cultivation work.

Horsepower requirements vary by series and configuration. The supplied models range from 20–45 HP for the Eagle EH-CO Series, 30–45 HP for the Field and Heavy Field models, 30–45 HP for the Flexible Hitch models, and generally 45–65 HP or 45–70 HP for the larger Clevis Hitch configurations, depending on the specific model and blade setup. Matching the tractor to the exact disc harrow specification is important for proper operation.

Start by comparing your tractor's horsepower, 3-point hitch capability, required working width, soil conditions, blade size, blade type, and intended cultivation work. Smaller EagleLine models provide more compact working widths for lower-horsepower tractors, while the wider Flexible Hitch and Clevis Hitch configurations are designed for higher-horsepower tractors. Also consider whether plain or cut-out blades are better suited to your soil and residue conditions, and always verify the exact model specifications before purchase.