Agrowow conventional farm plough 4-furrow ORLIK

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E-mail address: sklep@agrowow.pl

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- Manufacturer: Agrowow

- Catalogue number: BA04PZO

- Manufacturer's designation: Conventional plough Orlik

- Working width: 1000 mm

- Weight: 320 kg

- Number of furrows: 4

- Power requirement: 44 HP

- Legs with furrow width: 250 mm

- Clearance under frame: 600 mm

- Wheel: narrow, bushed, metal

- Light ploughing

- Fixed working width

Optional extras at additional cost:

- Wheel on a bearing (on request)

A wheel mounted on bearings is a practical and reliable solution which significantly improves the work of the machine, especially on uneven and difficult ground. The reduction of rolling resistance means less wear of components such as the hub or the axle, which results in less frequent maintenance and lower operating costs. The use of this system increases the service life of the running mechanism, and during longer working cycles it clearly improves the comfort of operation, reducing the level of vibration felt by the operator.

- Rubber wheel (on request)

The rubber support wheel is a component which increases the efficiency and comfort of using the machine in changing field conditions. Thanks to its flexibility it adapts excellently to the shape of the ground, effectively damping shocks and limiting the transfer of vibration to the frame of the plough. Compared with the steel version it works more quietly and performs better on wet, soft soils - reducing the risk of getting bogged down and improving the guidance of the machine.

- Coulter (on request)

The coulter is an important working component fitted at the front of the plough body, whose task is to cut through the top layer of soil and plant residues such as straw, weeds or catch crops. It makes forming the furrow slice easier, supports its correct turning and significantly affects the quality of the whole ploughing operation. The presence of the coulter prevents the machine from becoming clogged, especially where there is a large amount of organic residue, and makes it possible to obtain an even, well prepared field for the next agrotechnical operations.

Detailed description:

• The 4-furrow conventional plough is a durable and compact implement intended for light ploughing on small and medium-sized farms.
• Its simple yet solid design ensures reliable operation in everyday work, while at the same time guaranteeing ease of use and a low power requirement on the part of the tractor.
• Fitted with four working bodies, each 250 mm wide, the agricultural plough offers a total working width of 1000 mm.
• The fixed working width makes it possible to maintain uniform ploughing results and improves the planning of subsequent cultivation operations, such as fertilising or sowing.
• The under-frame clearance of 600 mm makes effective work possible even in the presence of crop residues, while at the same time reducing the risk of the machine clogging.
• The standard equipment includes a narrow, bushed metal wheel, which is responsible for guiding the plough at a constant depth and for keeping it stable during work on varied ground.
• The bushed design considerably increases the durability of the running gear, while the steel construction of the wheel guarantees reliability even during prolonged use in difficult conditions.
• Thanks to its weight of 320 kg and a power requirement of 44 HP, the 4-furrow plough can easily work with light and medium-class agricultural tractors without causing excessive fuel consumption or strain on the drive train.
• It is an excellent choice for farmers looking for a durable, simple to use and economical implement for primary ploughing.
• It performs superbly both in fieldwork and on smaller plots or adjoining areas, providing precise preparation of the soil for the further stages of cultivation.