What do you think about this set up?

[jlsmith]

A customer of mine wanted a way to disk and smooth at the same time without using a chain drag so I came up with this. What do yall think?

 

[Bob77064]

Looks good

 

[jonyyuma]

Cool job, looks good and it is Bolted on to Disc. Now if it is just not too long...Added some leverage to the load..

 

[jlsmith]

We tested it out yesterday and it worked good. We bolted the rake on so if he wanted to just use it or the disk he can.

 

[Briar Hill Brittanys]

Looks good from my place :thumbsup:. I'm just trying to figure out what's hiding behind the colored in area directly behind the disc attaching the rake. Inquiring minds want to know. Mark

 

[jlsmith]

Looks good from my place :thumbsup:. I'm just trying to figure out what's hiding behind the colored in area directly behind the disc attaching the rake. Inquiring minds want to know. Mark

LOL, Its the brand name of the equipment I carry. Didnt know how they would feel about me modifying there equipment and putting it on here, so I just covered it up.

 

[Duffster]

A customer of mine wanted a way to disk and smooth at the same time without using a chain drag so I came up with this. What do yall think?

Wouldn't a rolling basket or harrow be a better idea?

I see this plugging with debris?

 

[jlsmith]

Wouldn't a rolling basket or harrow be a better idea?

I see this plugging with debris?

He didnt want anything that would have to be pulled behind it so he could back into places. We tested it and it seems to work fine. It only goes into the dirt about 2" to give it a nice smooth look.

 

[Duffster]

He didnt want anything that would have to be pulled behind it so he could back into places. We tested it and it seems to work fine. It only goes into the dirt about 2" to give it a nice smooth look.

I am picturing a basket or harrow mounted the same way you mounted the rake.

 

[creekbend]

I like the applied principle. :thumbsup: