TURAN
Trobrazni 10 inch VK

Trobrazni 10 inch VK

Dostupno

Turan three-furrow plow, 10 inch, VK design. 3 bottoms, clearance 70 cm, spacing 75 cm, working width 75 cm, working depth 25 cm. Weight 318 kg, recommended tractor power 50-80 HP. Suited to medium and larger farms.


The Turan three-furrow plow, 10 inch, VK design, is a larger plow from Turan's range with 3 bottoms, intended for medium and larger farms working bigger areas and wanting greater output per pass than two-furrow models. Clearance is 70 cm, the same as the two-furrow VK models, providing sufficient frame-to-ground gap for unobstructed passage through crop residue. Spacing between bottoms is 75 cm, working width 75 cm (the sum of three bottoms), and working depth up to 25 cm. Machine weight is 318 kg, considerably more than the two-furrow models (221-245 kg), a consequence of the third bottom and the reinforced frame construction needed to withstand the greater load during wider-width plowing. Operation requires a tractor of 50 to 80 HP, considerably more powerful than that needed for the two-furrow models (25-55 HP), in line with the greater number of bottoms and wider working width. Accessories and spare parts for this model are not separately listed in the source document, unlike the two-furrow VK models - it likely relies on the same range of spare parts (shares, mouldboards, wheels) as the rest of Turan's plow range, but this is not explicitly confirmed by the source so it is not listed as a specification. The greater number of bottoms and wider width make this model significantly more productive per hour of work than the two-furrow designs, at the cost of greater required tractor power and machine mass, making it a suitable choice for farms with more powerful tractors and larger cultivated areas. As a standard (non-reversible) plow, it leaves an open furrow between adjacent passes, unlike Turan's reversible designs - but at a considerably lower price and with a simpler construction lacking a hydraulic bottom-turning mechanism, making this model a practical choice where reliability and lower cost outweigh a more aesthetically even finish.