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Flaman Sales and Rentals

92 Cook Rd.
(Corner of Hwy 1 & Hwy 8 North)

Moosomin , SK

S0G 3N0

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Offset, Tandem, & High Speed Discs

Kello-Bilt Tandem Discs

Looking for a versatile disc to handle light to medium soil tilling?

Look no further than the Kello-Bilt Tandem Disc available from Flaman Agriculture.

This heavy-duty disc tandem disc is designed for the efficient cultivation of light and medium soil with crop residue. The three-section folding wing design allows for narrow transport on roads, along with even weight distribution while tilling your fields.

Take care of crop residue and hard, dry soil with ease.

Features

Disc Blades
Hubs/Tires
7000 lbs Hitch Jack
5" Diameter Hydraulic Cylinders
Fabricated Steel Spacer Spools
Frame

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Features of Kello-Bilt Tandem Disc

Oil Bath Bearing: Back-to-back tapered roller bearings are used to reduce side sheer while operating a disc harrow. Sealed with Duo-Cone TM seals, the bearings are bathed in a 90W gear oil for friction-free life.

Welded Spacer Spool: Fabricated steel spacer spools, which won’t shatter or compress, and provide maximum durability in the toughest conditions.

Gang Shafts & End Washers: Made of high carbon alloy steel to eliminate stretch and premature failure

Disc Blades: Standard with 26” V notched blades to cultivate hard soil

Bearing Standards & Wear Plates: Consisting of a minimum thickness of 3/8” rectangular tubing for maximum support.

Gang Bar: Fabricated as a single piece of steel for maximum stability. There are no U-Bolts to become stretched and loosened that can cause disc assemblies or bearing failure.

Heavy Duty Construction: Assembly is done with Grade 8 Zinc-Plated bolts and hardware, and constructed with 6” by 4” by 3/8” thick high strength steel tube. Frames are fully welded and reinforced to withstand acres of rough use.

Crafted In Canada: Manufactured in Red Deer County, Alberta.

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