Connects to the tractor three-point linkage and transfers towing forces for stable attachment.
Residue ground scene shows concave discs mixing cover and leaving tilled soil.Tractor-Mounted Disc Plowing for Field Preparation
The scenes show the red three-disc plow attached to a tractor three-point linkage in an orchard row, open field, residue-covered ground and fallow soil. The concave discs are lowered into the earth while the tractor advances, visibly turning soil and leaving worked strips. The hitch frame, spring supports and rear tail wheel remain connected throughout the field passes, illustrating practical mounted tillage use without adding unverified operating claims.
Orchard row scene shows three discs turning soil behind a tractor between trees.
Open field scene shows the mounted plough cutting a straight worked strip.
Residue ground scene shows concave discs mixing cover and leaving tilled soil.
Fallow soil scene shows the plough lowering discs into prepared earth.
Orchard row scene shows three discs turning soil behind a tractor between trees.
Open field scene shows the mounted plough cutting a straight worked strip.Three-point mount works flexibly between orchard rows.

Connects to the tractor three-point linkage and transfers towing forces for stable attachment.
Links the hitch frame to the main beam and helps distribute loads through the mounted implement.
Forms the primary frame supporting the disc units and keeps the working assemblies aligned.
Secure each disc unit below the beam and maintain its fixed working position.
Absorb impacts at the disc supports, helping the plow pass uneven soil more smoothly.
Support the disc hubs and allow the discs to rotate while turning the soil.
The concave discs cut and turn the soil, creating the visible tilled strip behind the tractor.

EASCOUTIA unit turns residue and heavy soil efficiently.
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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899The implement is shown mounted to a tractor three-point linkage with an upper link connection.
The three concave discs are the visible working parts that cut and turn the soil during a pass.
The orchard scene shows the plow working between tree rows; actual clearance should be checked for each field.
The hitch frame carries the mounted connection, while cushion supports and the rear tail wheel help keep the frame stable.
Inspect the hitch pins, disc supports, springs, fasteners and tail wheel before entering the field.