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Krause 8300-31W Disc and Rotary Tillage

Category: Disc / Rotary Tillage ➔
Manufacturer: Krause ➔
Model: 8300-31W ➔

Dimensions

Max Weight	17,144 lbs (7,776 kg)
Min Weight	16,664 lbs (7,559 kg)
Transport Height	14 ft (4 m)
Transport Width	17 ft (5 m)
Wing Tires	10.00 x 15 8-ply 6-bolt
Working Width Spacing #1 min	31 ft (9 m)

Disc System

Blade Diameter	24 in (61 cm)
Blade Thickness	0 in (1 cm)
Depth Control	Single location remote hydraulic
Spacing #1	10 in (25 cm)

Gangs

Bearing Type	SuperSeal regreasable
Front Disk Angle	22 degrees
Rear Disk Angle	19 degrees
Scrapers	5"" Hi-Clearance rigid

Tires

12.5 x 15FI 8-bolt

Krause 8300-31Ws currently for sale

A 2012 Krause 8300-31W From Swiderski Equipment, Inc. for $32,995.00 USD

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