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Fieldking Compact Model FKCMDH 26-18 Price September 2026

Fieldking Compact Model FKCMDH 26-18
₹ 1.53 Lakh – ₹ 8.83 Lakhex-showroom
60-70 HPTractor required

After the plough has been through, a field is a mess of clods and half-buried residue, and something has to cut it down to a seedbed. That is the disc harrow's job. This Fieldking compact model works 2128 mm wide, close to seven feet, with 228 mm disc spacing running on eight bearing hubs, and it weighs 960 kg. That weight is the point, not a drawback: a disc harrow penetrates by mass, so a light one bounces across dry ground while a heavy one cuts in. Fieldking specifies 60 to 70 HP, and with nearly a tonne on the linkage that is a fair requirement. It suits farms doing secondary tillage across wheat, cotton and sugarcane ground, especially where crop residue has to be chopped and mixed rather than removed. The category is huge, over 235 models from 12 brands covering 25 to 130 HP tractors.

Aglist Score: 7.6/10 — Very good

7.6/10
Very good
Value for money 6.3
Power & performance 7.1
Build & durability 10.0
Warranty & service reach 6.5

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Our verdict: Fieldking Compact Model FKCMDH 26-18

Verdict by the Aglist editorial desk

Read the price band carefully before you get excited or alarmed. The 1,53,108 to 8,83,000 rupee spread is the category, not this machine: the top figure belongs to the Fieldking Heavy Duty Hydraulic FKHDHH 26-20, an 80 to 90 HP implement. What you are buying here is a mounted compact harrow, and our honest assessment is that 960 kg on a three-point linkage is a serious load for a 60 HP tractor. It lifts, but the front gets light on a slope and you will want front weights for road movement between plots. Where this machine earns its keep is on farms that plough and then need one fast pass to break everything down, and on sugarcane land where trash has to be chopped into the soil rather than raked off. Where it does not make sense: small holdings under about 10 acres, where a cultivator at a fraction of the price does most of the same work more slowly, and any farm below 55 HP. Discs also smear wet soil rather than cut it, so this is dry-season equipment. Keep the eight bearing hubs greased; that is the whole maintenance story and also the whole failure story.

Fieldking Compact Model FKCMDH 26-18 — What works / What to watch

What works

  • 2128 mm working width covers ground fast after ploughing
  • 960 kg gives the weight a disc harrow needs to penetrate dry soil
  • 228 mm disc spacing handles chopped residue without clogging
  • Eight bearing hubs, a simple design with no gearbox or PTO drive
  • Mounted design, so it lifts clear at headlands instead of needing a turning circle

What to watch

  • 960 kg on the links is heavy for a 60 HP tractor and lightens the front end
  • The 8.83 lakh top of the quoted band is a different, larger model in the range
  • Discs smear wet soil, so this is dry-condition equipment only
  • Too much implement for a farm under about 10 acres

What farmers use it for

Best for: A 65 HP tractor on larger wheat, cotton or sugarcane farms needing fast clod breaking and residue mixing.

Secondary tillage - breaking clods left by the MB plough, chopping and mixing crop residue, weed control before sowing wheat, cotton and sugarcane

Fieldking Compact Model FKCMDH 26-18 Features

Fieldking Compact Model FKCMDH 26-18 Full specifications

Engine

Machine typedisc harrow (mounted, offset)

Transmission · Brakes & steering

GearboxDraft (3-point linkage mounted); 8 bearing hubs, 228 mm disc spacing

Hydraulics & PTO

Tractor required60-70 HP
Working width7
Blades / tynes18 discs (notched front gang, plain rear gang)

Dimensions & weight · Wheels & tyres

Weight960 kg

Fieldking Compact Model FKCMDH 26-18 On-road price 2026

The ex-showroom price is the same everywhere; the on-road price is not. Open the breakdown for your state.

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Fieldking Compact Model FKCMDH 26-18 — Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Fieldking FKCMDH 26-18 disc harrow?

Listings show 1,53,108 rupees at the lower end. The 8.83 lakh figure you may see quoted belongs to the Fieldking Heavy Duty Hydraulic FKHDHH 26-20 for 80 to 90 HP tractors, not to this compact model. Confirm the exact model code on the invoice before paying, because the range covers very different machines.

How much HP tractor is needed for this disc harrow?

Fieldking specifies 60 to 70 HP. The reason is weight as much as draft: at 960 kg the harrow has to be lifted and carried on the three-point linkage at every headland, and a smaller tractor will feel the front axle go light. Disc harrows across the market are built for 25 to 130 HP tractors, so a lighter model exists if yours is 45 HP.

Can a disc harrow be used instead of a rotavator?

For breaking clods and mixing residue, yes, and it does it faster over a wide area. For a fine level seedbed, no. Discs leave a rougher finish and cannot match a rotavator's tilth, and they will not work in wet puddled ground at all. Many farms use the harrow for the rough pass and finish with a cultivator or rotavator.

What maintenance does a disc harrow need?

Very little, and almost all of it is grease. The eight bearing hubs carry the entire load and take all the side thrust from the disc angle, so they get greased on schedule and checked for play. Beyond that, watch for bent scrapers, keep bolts tight after the first few hours of work, and store it off wet ground so the discs do not pit.

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Specifications are compiled from manufacturer literature and Indian dealer sources. Prices are ex-showroom and change often — verify before buying.