summers disk chisel

Summer's Disk Chisel is a type of tillage equipment used in agriculture for preparing soil for planting crops. It consists of a series of curved, disk-shaped blades that are mounted on a horizontal shaft. The blades are arranged in a circular pattern and can be adjusted to different angles and depths, depending on the soil conditions and the type of crop being planted.

The disk chisel is used to break up and loosen compacted soil, remove weeds and other debris, and create a smooth seedbed for planting. It is often used in conjunction with other tillage equipment, such as plows and cultivators, to achieve optimal soil preparation.

Summer's Disk Chisel is named after the inventor, Leon H. Summer, who patented the design in 1947. The disk chisel has since become a popular tool among farmers and is used in many different agricultural settings around the world.