True-Tandem - Model 340 - Disk Harrow

You can choose the scraper and gang types that are best suited for your residue and soil conditions: Rigid Arm Scrapers work best in heavy soil with low residue and Flex Arm Scrapers are more appropriate for lighter soil or high residue.

Disk gangs are available in either a rigid mounting for rock-free areas or in a C-spring Cushion Gang® mounting for fields with rocks or other similar obstacles. For extra flexibility, you can also attach one of two optional harrows that are integrated into the frame. Or add an optional rear hitch for pulling a Case IH crumbler® seed bed finisher or another implement.

Going to and from the field is easy... thanks to these ride-enhancing features that provide improved transport clearance and stability: An 11 in. (279 mm) minimum transport ground clearance minimizes hang-ups in transit. Lights and reflectors exceeding industry standards ensure excellent visibility. Heavy rockshaft angles and large rockshaft clamps enhance lifting strength. And, an improved, trunnionmounted cushion leveling system and heavy-duty springs stabilize movement and minimize rocking – even at higher speeds – so you won’t need to re-level the system when changing from field use to transport. Engineered for endurance. Our engineers have also put a lot of attention into the out-of-sight details, because they can make a big difference in overall performance and durability. For example, the Cushion Gang has a Class 212 bearing – the heaviest bearing used in the industry for this equipment category – to ensure superior bearing alignment and longer bearing life, even in tough conditions. In addition, all bearings use a steel sleeve to spread the load over a larger area of the arbor bolt. Plan now to make your next seed bed your best-ever seed bed. Equip the True-Tandem 340 for your specific soil and residue conditions and then watch it work its magic – giving you the smoothest and most level output of any seed bed disk on the market.

Crop Residue Management

The True-Tandem 340 effectively manages crop residue in fields with light to mediumheavy residue levels. Heavier residue is best managed by using 22 in. (560 mm) blades with 9 in. (229 mm) spacing, while lighter residue is best handled in the Spring by 20 in. (510 mm) blades with 7.5 in. (190 mm) spacing. This tool is excellent for disking in soybean stubble, moderate wheat stubble or corn stalks, for superior final residue management in the Fall or Spring.