Earth working disc with large notches
OwnerDouglas G. Bruceinventor
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A tillage member in the shape of a disc which has large notches which cause the disc to turn at the same speed as the forward speed of an implement to which it is attached, thereby mixing the soil instead of merely turning over the soil. In order to achieve this mixing and pulling up of the soil for incorporation purposes, the disc has an outer periphery with a concave side and a convex side. An opening in the center of the disc is provided for adapting the disc to be mounted for rotation about a generally horizontal axis. The disc has a plurality of notches in the outer periphery thereof and a plurality of projections disposed respectively between adjacent ones of the notches. The number of notches is no less than six and no more than nine and the number of projections is no less than six and no more than nine. Also, the depth of each notch is approximately fifty percent of the width of each notch. Each of the projections have a width at the outer periphery of the disc and the width of each projection equals the width of each notch±ten percent of the width of each notch. The disc is also larger than most discs and has a minimum diameter of twenty-two inches and a maximum diameter of forty-two inches.
A tillage member comprising:
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