Apr 24, 2017 · Just looking at the specs/requirements on the Brown web site - offset requires more HP to pull than an equivalent tandem. Offset does leave the field in a rougher condition but like anything offset, it would allow you to get closer to things - fence line, buildings, etc.

Apr 22, 2020 · A tandem disc is essentially just two offset discs hooked together. If you really need to cut and only have so much horsepower you need an offset with wide disc spacing and large diameter discs. A finishing disc will not cut through trash and penetrate the soil.

Oct 6, 2006 · What are the advantages and disadvantages of a tandem disc vs. an offset disc? It seems most people here have tandem discs. But it would appear as though offset discs would do a better job of soil disturbance.

May 22, 2014 · There is a difference between a tandem and a double offset. On a true tandem the front and rear gangs are directly across from each other. On a double offset, the left side will be slightly staggered from the right side, so that the front …

Jan 14, 2025 · Disks (sometimes spelled “discs”) come in a variety of model types. Their descriptions vary by their configurations, such as one-way disk plow, offset disk harrow, and tandem disk harrow. Disks get their name from their numerous concave, disk-shaped blades, commonly made of steel alloys.

Taylor Pittsburgh’s Series 377 Tandem Disc Harrows are designed for medium to low acreage applications. Suitable for tractors from 30-60 HP. These discs feature a tubular frame in a weight class rugged enough for the farmer or landscaper, yet economical enough for the part-timer.

Aug 16, 2014 · The real answer is none except they don't leave a ridge in the middle. Most offsets are heavy, but a tandem could be built as heavily as an offset and would cut as well. Typically an offset is only one section, although there are some folding ones made.

You can break disks on a tandem turning either direction sharply without lifting it. A tandem tracks behind the tractor, an offset disk tracks to one side. That can be handy in an orchard for getting the disk further under trees than you can drive the tractor.

Nov 8, 2005 · I am looking to get a larger disk in the 11'/12' range sometime in the next few weeks with a similar blade set-up. So for doing what I've described above, would you suggest getting an "offset" disk or a "tandem" type disk?

Aug 4, 2012 · The choice of disk is dependent on what you want to do. An offset disk is for primary tillage, that is, tearing ground after harvest, or for the first time in the spring. A tandem disk is meant for breaking of clods of soil in freshly plowed ground. Transport disk …