Best Attachment for Breaking Up Ground? Box Blade to Plow/Break Up Ground?

[jeff9366]

If you decide to plow, consider a DISC PLOW as well as a Moldboard plow.

Monroe Tufline is the only company making Disc Plows today but there are many used Ford Dearborn Disc Plows out there at low prices.

LINK: Agriculture TDP Disc Plows - Monroe Tufline

I owned a Kubota B3300SU which has specs pretty much like your Mahindra. You need to be cautious shopping for full size Moldboard plows, such as the Ferguson or a Ford, they will fit a Cat 1 hitch fine, but the plow frame may contact various parts of your tractor making use difficult or impossible.

LINK: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/276736-ford-series-101-plow-2-a.html?highlight=

 

[vcollaco]

Thank you so much for the info! I wasn't sure what my tractor could handle as far as how many plows I could pull with my tractor. I'm going to do it right and get what I need to do it properly. The double moldboard plows with the coulters that you gave me the link to is what I think will work best, especially to cut the thick sod. I have a farm bureau auction coming up in two weeks that usually has some good deals. Have you or do you know anyone who has purchased equipment from Everything Attachments? Curious on the quality of their stuff.

 

[vcollaco]

Thank you!

 

[jeff9366]

I think every "regular" here, living east of the Mississippi River, has purchased at least one implement from ETA.

High value, very good customer service.

 

[vcollaco]

Thank you! Good to know they have quality stuff.

 

[vcollaco]

What is that circular implement?

 

[Fallon]

What is that circular implement?

I believe its called a rotary harrow. It has pins on the bottom with a slight clockwise or counter clockwise angle. As you pull it, the angle of the pins causes it to rotate. Used for smoothing & leveling, primarily in arenas with softer ground or sand.

 

[Fallon]

I wouldn't say most people have purchased from ETA, but they have a great reputation here.

Hard to go wrong with them.

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Great instructional videos
Good to great implements
Decent prices (quality costs, so they are rarely the cheapest)
Great customer support from most reports of people with issues (crap happens. I'd rather buy OK quality with great support than excellent quality with junk support)

 

[jeff9366]

What is that circular implement?

It is a King Kutter 60" Rotary Harrow, purchased from ETA.

Care to buy it? Landscape Rake has largely assumed function of the Rotary Harrow for me. Rotary Harrow is on auction at eBay.

LINK: Rotary Harrow King Kutter Model RH 60 3 PT Mount 302 Pounds | eBay

 

[FTG-05]

I wouldn't say most people have purchased from ETA, but they have a great reputation here.

Hard to go wrong with them.

Forum sponsors
Great instructional videos
Good to great implements
Decent prices (quality costs, so they are rarely the cheapest)
Great customer support from most reports of people with issues (crap happens. I'd rather buy OK quality with great support than excellent quality with junk support)

This is the part that stands out for me. There are a lot of "instructional" videos out there on farm implements. Most of them are either poorly disguised selling videos from vendors or just some guy posting a video, which can be very hit or miss. EA videos are very instructional with selling a very minor if even noticed feature. I learn something from every EA video even if I have no idea what the implement is or have no use for it.