New Landoll 2400 Series Weatherproofer I tillage tools for easy setting, leveling

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The newly redesigned 2400 Series Weatherproofer I tillage tools from Landoll are available in six- through 13-shank models for a total of five sizes. The WP I allows for easy setting and leveling.

The machine is set with a single front-mounted depth control crank, which allows producers to pull into the field and, with one control, set the machine to disc and deep till the soil in one pass, uniformly mixing residue, while penetrating the compaction zone for enhanced water intake and root growth.

“Unlike some manufacturers that promote ‘adjustable angle’ disc gangs, Landoll elected to go with gangs that are fixed on a field-proven 15-degree angle,” says Jamie Meier, Landoll ag sales manager. “The ¼-in. thick, 24- or 26-in. discs are also set on a narrow 10.5-in. spacing so they quickly resize and mix the toughest residue. Overall, the machine will require much less maintenance, due to fewer moving parts, and provide years of trouble-free service.”

In addition, Meier says Landoll engineers chose to position auto-reset shanks on 24-in. centers, rather than the traditional 30-in. spacing. This provides better soil fraction and allows the operator to run at shallower depths and higher speeds, saving both fuel and labor, while leaving a level field. The parabolic shanks feature a maximum 3,500-lb. point load with a 16-in. trip height.

“We’ve also incorporated our time-tested, heavy-duty trunnion mounted bearings, which have proven their performance and reliability on other Landoll products, into the WP I,” Meier adds. “These self-aligning bearings are triple-lip sealed and, when coupled with the cushioned gang hangers, provide years of trouble-free performance.

The list prices for the 2400 Series Weatherproofer I tillage tools range from $39,840 to $113,920.

For more information visit www.landoll.com

 

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