Bedding disc gangs are fitted with 18” inner- and 20” outer-concave disc blades that can be positioned at 4 different angles, 7°, 13°, 19° and 24°, to meet individual needs.
Gang positioning can be staggered for rounded beds to capture and retain more moisture or opposed to a taller peaked bed. They can also be mounted offset, or in-line (back-to-back) for a cleaner furrow in the ground.
Disc gang arms are tool-free adjustable and can be easily changed to 1 of 3 settings: full float, limited float, or rigid. In the full-float setting, the arms float up and down for following ground contours and work best in rolling contours and previously tilled soils. The limited float setting allows the arms to have an adjustable stop to limit upward travel and works best when extra down pressure is needed, but the arms can still float freely downward to follow uneven soil. The rigid setting is where the arms are fixed and have no up or down movement but have adjustable height and works best in un-tilled, level soil and standing beds from the previous crop where soil penetration is important.
The 20.5 x 8-10 gauge wheel package on the bedding disk provides flotation in tilled soils when bedding disks are operated in float.