Some manufacturers merely attach ripper shanks behind a disk. That make-do combination leaves you with large ridges that require another pass to level the field. Rather than making another trip, you can save time and fuel with a 510 Disk Ripper. The rear disk gang levels ridges and leaves soil ready for spring work. Disk gangs up front start the action.
Front disks kill weeds, size residue and mix it into the soil.
A 20-degree gang angle works the soil and residue, moving it outward from the center. The 11-inch spacing is best for primary tillage action and good residue movement. Outside blades are tapered in size on both front and rear gangs to help keep the soil surface level. Combination scrapers keep blades clean. Use the rigid position for drier conditions and you'll minimize wear on paddles and disk blades.