Do all

[Dickey]

I recently bought eighty acres and the man I bought it from said their was an old do all in the pasture, I was wondering if anyone knew what that is used for and how to use it.

Thanks

 

[hosspuller]

Do-all is a bandsaw .... Maybe he meant Farm-all

 

[chim]

Could also be a clay target thrower. Maybe I'm ****, but if I were buying 80 acres I'd want to at least walk it and see what was there. Could be there's a spot where some yoyo has stacks of 50 gallon drums full of hazardous chemicals rusting away.

 

[AGRIMAN]

Around here a "Do All" is a piece of finishing equipment that is ran just in front of the planter. It's job is to level the land, prepare a good seed bed and incorporate chemicals. I really think the term Do All means different things to different farms but you will probably fine a piece of equipment that can do several different things at once which is where we get "Do All"

 

[DJ54]

I'm wondering if it would be a Shaw Du-all.

 

[MikeInEburg]

Maybe it's a Carry All. If so, don't worry - you'll find it when mowing.

 

[kw22614]

Put on your do-boots, walk out in your do-pasture, take/post a couple do-pics and do ask again.

 

[jenkinsph]

Years ago there was a "Do it all" sold in your area which was basically an S tine field cultivator 3PH commonly availabe in 6' to 8' widths. I had an 8' model to use with my 3020 Deere. Today I have a Deere 6' field cultivator and with all the other attachments it doesn't see much use.

I would not want to find it with my tractor and brush hog as has been mentioned.

 

[dusty3030]

A do all is run after you hip up rows to flatten and prep the bed for the planter. It leaves a flat seed bed and busts up any clods.

Most have a reel looks like a long reel mower.
Behind that are what looked like a drag harrow and last were boards, literally lumber, that left a flat bed.

 

[dusty3030]

Hipper Choppers®
Modern version to do the same thing.