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Something like this would work. It is basically a box blade without the box and only cost me about $350 new.
this spring i plan on turning an old field into pastor. its an over grown area that is very rocky from small to 40-50lb rocks my question is what would be the best way to break up the ground i have a disk but don't want to destroy it should i plow it then disk? just looking for some ideas
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This spring i plan on turning an old field into pasture. Its an over grown area that is very rocky, from small to 40-50lb rocks. What would be the best way to break up the ground? I have a disk but don't want to destroy it. Should i plow it, then disk? Just looking for some ideas.
What size is this piece of ground?
If you have a plow which has been successful plowing the same ground behind your FORD 8N, plow first.
A Disc Harrow which is sized to a FORD 8N is simply going to roll over hard, unplowed ground.
If plowing is not an option, a single-shank Subsoiler is tough and many are sized to your Ford 8N.
Working the soil when it is moist will be much, much easier on your equipment than working the same soil dry.