Used Tillage Equipment For Sale in Kansas

A man driving a tractor pulling a 2019 John Deere 2623VT 10.20 m vertical tillage disk across corn stalks on a sunny day.

Properly maintaining your soil is a fundamental process to farming, which is why having the appropriate tillage equipment is important. From disk harrows to plows, visit one of our BTI dealerships across Kansas to check out our used tillage equipment for sale and let us help you find the best one for your operation!

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More About Tillage Equipment Types

One of the most essential aspects of preparing your fields for planting is tillage, which turns and loosens soil while texturizing it to make it a good environment for seed growth. Tillage tools have existed since antiquity and were initially horsedrawn, but many of today’s plows and cultivators are pulled by a tractor. This saves you both labor and time.

Not sure what types of equipment you may need for your farm operation? Bucklin Tractor & Implement (BTI) is your Kansas tillage equipment dealer, with locations throughout the state including Greensburg and Ness City. Read on to learn about the different types of tillage equipment available and how they can assist you with your farmwork.

Cultivators

Cultivators are great for pulverizing and turning up soil in certain patterns, which makes them ideal for working around established crops to remove weeds. You can find cultivators that are small and hand-held for backyard gardens, or you can get larger self-propelled or tractor-pulled cultivators that can help you turn soil and weed crops. Light soils may only require you to use a cultivator, but in general, these tools will be secondary to the other types.

Disk Harrows

In order to turn the soil more thoroughly and get a uniform till, a disk harrow is needed. These tools have blades made from carbon steel or boron that are arranged in two or four sections, capable of slicing at the dirt repeatedly to get the best results. You’ll often use a disk harrow to break up rugged land for planting, since they’re strong enough to hack away at all types of organic material and loosen up tightly packed soil. Disks are great to use ahead of a plow to get more thoroughly turned soil that’s easier to manage.

Plows

The plow is an ancient tool that has undergone a great deal of modernization over the past few hundred years, resulting in an efficient and reliable tool that can chop up soil and crop residue, then create furrows for seed planting. A plow draws blades through your land, turning up the soil more completely, and it’s great to use after a disk harrow and alongside a cultivator to get well-tilled soil. Visit one of our dealerships throughout the state of Kansas, including the cities of Bucklin, Great Bend, Hoxie, or Pratt, to see our full stock of tillage equipment for sale. We provide financing options to help you get what you need.