Field Sergeant

The Field Sergeant is our heavy harrow, built in Plum Coulee, Manitoba, in four widths: 52’, 60’, 72’ and 84’. Tine angle, down pressure and the transport wheels all move on hydraulics, so the machine is set from the cab. Tines are 26”x9/16" with carbide-coated tips, on a 3-section frame with 10” x 10” x 1/4" main beams.

What it does in the field

Harrowing spreads straw and chaff off the combine rows, knocks down lumps and levels ruts, so the field dries and warms evenly instead of in strips. Run the tines flat for a light pass over a seeded field; stand them up to tear into heavy trash and move dirt. Both settings are a lever in the cab, not a pin in the field.

Tines and settings

26”x9/16" tines sit in 5 rows on 2.4" spacing, with carbide-coated tips that hold an edge far longer than bare steel in sandy ground. Hydraulic tine angle adjust changes how aggressive the pass is, hydraulic down pressure holds the tines into the ground where it is hard, and a visible gauge plus a selection level gauge tell you where the settings actually are without getting out.

Weight on the hitch

Most heavy harrows will try to lift the hitch in transport. The Field Sergeant carries over 1200 lbs of positive weight on the hitch by design, patent pending, so the drawbar stays loaded on the road and the machine tracks behind the tractor instead of steering it.

Frame and tires

Three frame sections, 10” x 10” x 1/4" main beams and solid draw tubes. The centre section runs 16.5L-16.1 SL Softrac tires and the wings run 12.5L-15FI Highway Service tires on 8-Bolt hubs. Field to transport is a hydraulic wheel rotate: nothing to unpin or crank.

Sizes and power

7-10 HP per foot of width and three hydraulic ports on the tractor. The 52’ weighs 10424 lbs and the 84’ 14341 lbs. Transport width is 178" and height 140" on every size; transport length runs 478" on the 52’ to 670" on the 84’, with a 209" hitch.


Sizes and options

  • Sizes: 52’, 60’, 72’ and 84’ working width, 3 frame sections on every one.
  • Tines: 26”x9/16" Harrow Tines with Carbide-Coated Tips, 5 rows on 2.4" tine spacing.
  • Hydraulic adjustment: Hydraulic Tine Angle Adjust with a visible gauge, Hydraulic Down Pressure, Hydraulic Wheel Adjust from transport to field position, Selection Level Gauge.
  • Hitch: patent-pending Positive Hitch Weight, over 1200 lbs of positive weight on the hitch. Hitch length 209".
  • Frame: Solid Draw Tubes, 10” x 10” x 1/4" main beams.
  • Tires and hubs: 16.5L-16.1 SL Softrac Center Section Tires, 12.5L-15FI Highway Service Wing Tires, 8-Bolt hubs.
  • Weight: 10424 lbs (52’), 11331 lbs (60’), 12832 lbs (72’), 14341 lbs (84’).
  • Transport: 178" wide and 140" high on all sizes; 478", 526", 598" and 670" long.
  • Hydraulics: 3 ports.
  • Horsepower: 7-10 per foot.
Advantages of the model
Tine angle on a lever
Hydraulic tine angle adjust changes the pass from a light touch over seeded ground to a hard tear through trash, while you are moving. A visible gauge shows where the tines are set, so the second pass matches the first.
Over 1200 lbs on the hitch
The positive hitch weight design, patent pending, keeps the hitch loaded instead of lifting in transport. The harrow follows the tractor down the road rather than pushing on the drawbar from underneath.
26-inch tines with carbide tips
26”x9/16" tines in 5 rows at 2.4" spacing, tipped with carbide. The tips hold their shape through sand and stubble, so the tine length and the spacing you paid for stay that way through the season.
Wheels rotate for the road
Hydraulic wheel adjust turns the wheels from field to transport position without anyone getting out. Transport width is 178" on all four sizes, on Softrac centre tires and highway service wing tires.
Specifications
Unit size52’60’72’84’
Frame Sections3333
Transport Length478"526"598"670"
Transport Width178"178"178"178"
Transport Height140"140"140"140"
Working Width52'60'72'84'
Unit Weight10424 lbs11331 lbs12832 lbs14341 lbs
Tine Spacing (5-Row)2.4"2.4"2.4"2.4"
Hyq.Red. (Ports)3333
Horsepower Sugg. (per foot)7-107-107-107-10
Wheel Hub8-Bolt8-Bolt8-Bolt8-Bolt
Tire Size16.5×16.116.5×16.116.5×16.116.5×16.1
Hitch Length209"209"209"209"
Have a question?
Below are the questions our dealers hear most often about the Field Sergeant. If yours is not here, call us or send it through the form at the bottom of the page.
What tractor do I need?

7-10 HP per foot of width and three hydraulic ports. The machine itself runs 10424 lbs on the 52’ up to 14341 lbs on the 84’, so check the drawbar rating along with the horsepower.

What is the positive hitch weight for?

It keeps over 1200 lbs of weight on the hitch so it cannot raise in transport, which is the usual complaint with a heavy harrow. The design is patent pending and it is standard on every size.

How do I set the tines?

Tine angle and down pressure are both hydraulic, set from the cab while you drive. A visible gauge and a selection level gauge show the setting, so you can repeat it on the next field instead of guessing.

How wide is it on the road?

178" wide and 140" high on all four sizes. Transport length goes 478" on the 52’, 526" on the 60’, 598" on the 72’ and 670" on the 84’, with a 209" hitch length.

Which size should I take?

52’, 60’, 72’ and 84’, all on the same 3-section frame with the same tines and the same transport width. The width is set by your horsepower and your acres; everything else is identical between them.

Quick Dick McDick runs the Field Sergeant
Saskatchewan farmer and YouTuber Quick Dick McDick puts the Field Sergeant to work on his own ground.
First look at the Field Sergeant
Quick Dick McDick walks around a new Field Sergeant: the tine rows, the hitch and the hydraulic adjustments.
Setting the Field Sergeant from the cab
Tine angle, down pressure and the wheel rotate, shown in the field: what each one changes and what the gauge reads.
Brochure
The Field Sergeant brochure as a PDF: sizes, tine and tire specifications and transport dimensions on one sheet.
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