Mounted disc harrows in configurations such as 6×6, 7×7, 8×8, 9×9, and 10×10 are designed for effective soil preparation, breaking up clods, and incorporating crop residue. These implements are typically mounted on a three-point linkage and are suited to small and medium-sized farming operations. The configuration refers to the number of disc blades arranged in opposing gangs, with larger models offering increased working width and soil coverage per pass.

Disc blade diameters generally range from approximately 16 to 30 inches, depending on the model and intended application. The working width increases with the number of discs, allowing for greater efficiency in field operations. Adjustable disc angles enable the operator to control the level of soil penetration and mixing, while depth control ensures consistent performance across varying soil conditions.

Built for durability, mounted disc harrows have a solid frame with weight varying according to size and construction, contributing to effective ground penetration. Some models may include manual or hydraulic adjustment systems for lifting and setting working depth. These implements are compatible with a range of tractors, with horsepower requirements depending on size and working conditions. As with most agricultural equipment, specifications may vary depending on the manufacturer and configuration.