UNIA ARES L PLUS 3 SPEED DISCS (3.0M)

If you’re looking to take your field preparation a step higher without going bigger and spending more money, then there’s no better choice than the UNIA Ares L Plus. It’s basically still a UNIA Ares L but with several upgrades on its structure for better, more satisfying performance.

Heavy Duty Speed Disc
Just like its basic counterpart, the UNIA Ares L Plus boasts a solid and robust construction despite its economical price point. The strength and overall design of this machine enhance its capability to work with other farming implants such as a mounted air seeder such as the TurboJet Air Seeder.

This implement is also well-guarded from wear and tear thanks to a well-built suspension axle which protects it from bumps and hard impacts. Rubber shock absorbers can also be found on the two rows of disc cultivators to protect them further from any kinds of damage.

Upgraded Speed Disc
This version retains the versatility of its sibling as it also comes with the Classic Discs and the Aggressive Discs. However, the real highlight of this machine is that it comes equipped with upgraded Arms, bigger no-maintenance hubs, and bigger discs compared to the ARES L.

This machine also comes with a coupling set that connects to a seed drill like the FDD Series to form a compact combine cultivator and seed drill unit. A two-step adjustment axle hinge and connector screws ensure a safe, unbreakable bond between the two implements.

The ARES L can work effectively on a 2.5-6 meter wide strip and requires a power output that’s somewhere between 80-220 HP depending on the model.

Speed disc with Pipe Roller
The Ares L Plus model still comes with a standard Pipe Roller to break up any huge clumps of soil that were left behind by the disc cultivators. However, this machine also has a DRIVE model which comes with a pneumatic tire roller instead of a pipe roller to make riding on paved roads an easy one. Furthermore, this makes the machine even more effective in soil leveling, clod crushing, and soil compaction in strips.