Box scraper = chisel plow ?

[wbyman]

I will be using it in my deer hunting food plots. About 8 inches deep would be plenty.

 

[sweettractors]

I will be using it in my deer hunting food plots. About 8 inches deep would be plenty.

If you can't find something local, Give me a zip code and I would be glad to figure a shipping quote for 1 of our products. Ken Sweet

 

[lakngulf]

Try this link

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/owning-operating/169205-plow-boxblade.html

 

[N80]

It seems to me that it would work. just be judicious with what you cut away. I think you could get by with just cutting 3-4 inches off the side panels and removing the blades. I can tilt mine and get the rippers down maybe 3-4 inches at the most. Cutting the bottoms of the side panels off shoudl give you 3-4 more. You'd probably have to round off the front corners of the side panels too.

Post pics.

 

[rcowan]

I did a search and looked at the date on the original message!

I need to dig a trench to lay a wire from the meter pole to my shop. I don't want to put the back hoe on the tractor. I'm thinking of using the center chisel on the box to dig the trench.
I don't want to mess up the box.

Any one ever extended/made a shank with cultivator plow that would fill the bill?

Not interested in code/rules/danger etc etc.

RC

 

[J_J]

You mean like this.

 

[rcowan]

You mean like this.

Perfect JJ except I don't have that attachment.

RC

 

[LD1]

Those subsoilers like in JJ's last pic can be had at TSC for under $200. $149 if I remember correctly.
And if you have access to a welder and some scrap steel, they arent that hard to make either.

 

[rcowan]

That's what I was thinking; a longer bar the same sizes as one of the scarifiers and make a point (optional)on it and blow a hole through the flat side for the pin. If I had a TSC in AZ I wouldn't have to make my own; but what the heck that's half the fun.:thumbsup:

Thanks for the help!!

RC