what is this attachment called?

[Baby Grand]

I went to the hospital several years ago to vist my neighbour who owned the above mentioned chain harrow.

It was laying in the tall grass and he was wearing black NON safety rubber boots. He stepped straight down HARD on a pointed chain. Lets just say he ruined the boot.
A hole in through the sole and out through the top with his foot in the middle.

Craig Clayton

Yeow. That hurts just thinking about it.
Uh, Shortthrow - make sure you park it points down.

 

[blueriver]

nice find.

tsc sells them.. a 4x8 section for 300$

4x4 249$

6x8 for 500$

Drag Harrow, 4 ft. X 8 ft. - 2128634 | Tractor Supply Company

I leave my 4x8 one at 1 pasture down the road, and built one out of tires for my pasture at my house.

Imagine that ... the picture looks like a 4x4 ... so I may have been close!!

 

[greg_g]

The found harrow is likely 5/8" tempered steel. That what mine were, and a 4x4 section sold for only $75. Stuff they're sellin' in farm stores now is only 1/2". Might not even be hardened, but I'm not sure about that part.

//greg//

 

[Hollow]

I know people use these to tow behind a tractor to scrap and rough up horse crap but i dont what its called. Found it in the woods on my new property. Is it worth anything at all? would like to sell it if it is? probably not worth a dime though


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Find a hunter that plants his own food plots. They are great for planting winter grass and turnip greens.

 

[flusher]

nice find.

tsc sells them.. a 4x8 section for 300$

4x4 249$

6x8 for 500$

Drag Harrow, 4 ft. X 8 ft. - 2128634 | Tractor Supply Company

I leave my 4x8 one at 1 pasture down the road, and built one out of tires for my pasture at my house.

Nice tire drag:thumbsup:

Cute pony (or is it a miniature horse?)

 

[foggy1111]

Those harrows are one of the most useful items for finishing a seed bed and / or covering seed. Also great for driveway and trail grooming. We pull ours all over our land using our 4 wheeler. Great tool!:thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[shortthrow50]

well i pulled it out of the feild and into my barn for some better pics and measured it. it is 5ft x 5ft thanks a lot of all the info guys! i also found in the woods on my property a 6ft wide steel filled with concret roller that is about 24 inches tall and weighs at least a ton and a half. i know pundage so im not exaggerating. gonna have to use the 3520 to pull it out.


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[Cantoo]

Find a tree and hang it from a stout branch, I would never store a set on the ground. My neighbour had a new Ford 7710 and decided to park it in the long grass beside his shed, drove right over 3 sections of harrows and got the joy of buying 2 new front 4x4 tires. That afternoon he made a rack and hung them on the side of the shed.

 

[greg_g]

Never heard the tree idea before, but it is dangerous to store it with the tines facing up. I just stored mine laying flat - tines down - in the pasture. Tried rolling it up once. But 64sf of 5/8" steel was just too much for me.

//greg//

 

[JESSE1]

I have a 8x8 drag that I bought new that's almost exactly like that one. I believe it's called a Tarzan chain harrow. It's been a really good tool for smoothing the pasture.