Planters, Seeders & Ridgers
Disc Banker
Heavy-duty discs that move soil into firm, even banks.
- Fast bank building
- Heavy-duty discs
- Even banks
About this product
How the Disc Banker works
The disc banker is a heavy-duty implement for building irrigation banks quickly, or for renovating banks that have worn down over the seasons. Its discs scoop soil into place and shape it into a firm bank.
Banks built with a machine are more even than those made by hand, and the job is done in a fraction of the time. Ask us for the working width and tractor power for the current model.
Use the disc banker when the soil is moist so it packs into firm banks. Walk the line first and clear large stones or trash, then make one pass to form the bank and a second to firm it. Ask us for the working width and tractor power of the current model.
Before you buy the Disc Banker
If you irrigate by flooding or furrows, strong, even banks are the backbone of the system. A disc banker is quicker than a blade for building long banks and handles repairs well. Choose a size that your tractor can pull in damp soil, and keep the discs sharp.
Specifications
Specifications
Disc Banker: the specifications
| Use | Building and renovating irrigation banks |
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Sizes available
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Key features of the Disc Banker
Fast bank building
Raises or renovates banks in a few passes.
Heavy-duty discs
Built for repeated use in hard ground.
Even banks
More consistent than banks made by hand.
Questions
Questions about the Disc Banker
It forms firm, even banks for irrigation channels and field boundaries, and it is also useful for repairing old banks after a wet season.
