Great Plains TC5113 Chisel plows
Great Plains TC5113
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
The Great Plains TC5113 is a chisel plow from Great Plains, produced in 2016 for field tillage in crop production. It is designed to size and incorporate residue into the top 4–5 inches of soil (approximately 100–125 mm), making it suitable for heavy crop residue. The working depth is 279.4 mm (11 in), giving it a clear role in shallow to moderate tillage.
A 381 mm (15 in) spacing option helps define the tool layout, while the single-point depth stop and hydraulically adjustable coulter depth support consistent soil engagement. A front-mounted depth stop and walking tandem axles are used to maintain frame height and depth control during operation, helping the plow hold a steady working line across the field.
Year
2016
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Working depth
279,4 mm
Additional specifications
Working Width
4.95 m
Spacing Option
381 mm
Residue Conditions
Sizes and incorporates residue into the top 4–5 inches of soil (approximately 100–125 mm); designed to handle heavy crop residue.
Depth control
Single-point depth stop with hydraulically adjustable coulter depth; front-mounted depth stop and walking tandem axles for consistent frame height and depth control.
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What is the average price of a Great Plains TC5113?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Great Plains TC5113. Check current listings and compare the machine’s condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Great Plains TC5113?
The Great Plains TC5113 handles heavy crop residue and incorporates residue into the top 4–5 inches of soil. Its depth-control system includes a single-point depth stop, hydraulically adjustable coulter depth, a front-mounted depth stop, and walking tandem axles.
What type of engine does the TC5113 use?
The supplied information does not confirm an engine type for the TC5113.
How much horsepower does the TC5113 have?
The supplied information does not confirm a horsepower rating for the TC5113.
What fuel does the Great Plains TC5113 use?
The supplied information does not confirm a fuel type for the Great Plains TC5113.
What jobs is this Chisel plows best suited for?
This chisel plow is suited to field work involving heavy crop residue, including sizing residue and incorporating it into the top 4–5 inches of soil. The supplied working depth is 279.4 mm (11 in).
What is the expected lifespan of the TC5113?
The supplied information does not provide an expected lifespan for the TC5113. For a used unit, inspect frame condition, coulters, depth-control components, hydraulic functions, and walking tandem axles.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Chisel plows?
Inspect the frame, coulters, depth-stop system, hydraulic adjustment, front-mounted depth stop, and walking tandem axles. Check for wear or damage that could affect consistent frame height and working depth, and confirm the unit suits the intended residue conditions.
