Tillage type
Combination primary tillage, disc ripper
Kuhn Krause tillage ยท 2010s
Kuhn Krause 4850 Dominator
Kuhn Krause 4850 Dominator is a combination primary-tillage tool, often described as a disc ripper or combination disc-chisel tool. Built in working widths from 3 m 15 cm to 5.8 m 15 cm, it cuts residue, loosens compacted soil, and levels the surface in one pass.
Working width
3 m 15 cm to 5.8 m 15 cm
Working depth
20 to 41 cm
Production years
2010s
Kuhn Krause 4850 Dominator specifications
| Tillage type | Combination primary tillage, disc ripper |
|---|---|
| Working width | 3 m 15 cm to 5.8 m 15 cm |
| Working depth | 20 to 41 cm |
| Production years | 2010s |
| Number of shanks | 7 to 13 |
| Blade/shank spacing | 46 cm shank spacing |
| Disk blade size | Typically 56 to 64 cm front blades, configuration dependent |
| Horsepower required | About 35 to 50 hp per shank |
| Approx. weight | About 5,350-9,615 kg |
What the 4850 Dominator is used for
The 4850 Dominator is used for primary tillage where compaction relief and residue incorporation are needed together. Front discs cut and manage residue, shanks fracture deeper soil, and rear conditioning components help level the field. It is commonly used in fall, followed by lighter spring seedbed preparation if needed.
Why the Kuhn Krause 4850 Dominator stands out
The implement combines multiple tillage zones in a single pull-type frame, reducing the need to make separate disc and ripping passes. Its shank layout, disc sections, and optional rear reel or finishing attachments are intended to leave a more even surface than a ripper alone.
Buying a used Kuhn Krause 4850 Dominator
Inspect shanks, points, wear guards, and disc blades for uneven wear or missing hardware. Check disc bearings, gang bolts, hydraulic depth-control components, and the frame around shank mounts and hinge areas. Examine walking-beam wheels, tyres, and hubs before transport.
Kuhn Krause 4850 Dominator frequently asked questions
How deep can a 4850 Dominator work?
Published operating ranges are commonly 20 to 41 cm, depending on points, soil conditions, and tractor power.
How much tractor power does it need?
Plan roughly 35 to 50 hp per shank, with draft varying substantially by depth and soil.
Is the 4850 a seedbed finisher?
It is primarily a deep combination-tillage tool, though rear disc and reel attachments improve leveling and clod sizing.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by model, configuration and setup, so confirm against the manufacturer's records. Working widths, depths and weights are converted to metric and rounded. Match the implement to your tractor's power and your soil type. Page updated 19 Sep 2026.