3 Point Single plow

winston1 · Feb 19, 2016

I agree all dirt won't be cleaned out of ditch, I always expect to do some shovel work but loose dirt shovels much easier.

powerscol · Feb 21, 2016

Personally I would rent a good trencher and go deeper. Years form now you wont know where the line is and irrigation pipe is no match for a shovel. I would go at least 18" to 2' or more. Good luck.......as for the need of a fish cleaning table, I go fishing, but never catch anything :confused3::ashamed:. What is your secrete?

duckhunter27 · Mar 29, 2016

Hi guys did trench in some pipe this weekend worked well I took the shovel off the middle buster and added shank off my box scarper . This set up buried the pipe about 2ft deep which was just fine for what i was doing. Trenched in about 400 ft of pipe in no time at all didn't hardly leave a make above ground.

winston1 · Mar 29, 2016

Looks like you did an excellent job although I don't understand exactly how you fed the pipe in there? :confused3:

pwright · Apr 12, 2016

That's what I am wondering as well. How did you feed the pipe in and especially how did you keep from kinking it as you went.

TheSpoon · Apr 12, 2016

The way I've seen it DIY'd is by using a PVC 90 long attached behind the blade of the middle buster. The wire/pipe is fed through that.

duckhunter27 · Apr 15, 2016

I will try and get a pic of what i did. I put a small piece of chain around bottom of my ripper shanks and feed the tube threw it and started pulling worked great and fast.

pwright · Apr 15, 2016

Did you have a helper feeding out the tubing as it was pulled? I've rolled out 250 yards of 1" polyline and it was a huge pain to roll out and keep from kinking.