How do you hill a row?

[herringchoker]

Where I grew up (near the Nova Scotia border) it was called a horse-hoe. We had an original horse-drawn one (wooden frame and handles) that I got the pleasure of operating behind a M-H Pony before my father rebuilt it with a steel frame to attach directly to the tractor's lift. It used special mouldboards (if that's what they're called) rather than discs. I later modified it for him when he got a tractor with a TPH. It's still around somewhere - I've got to find it and take a pic.

 

[NSBound]

Yep, I've seen the Everything Attachments videos - interesting to see how they do some things. Thanks for that.

 

[tiger9297]

The only bad thing about adding that attachment to the tiller, and not keeping it separate is that you lose seat time

I'm thinking of maybe building me a bigger one that will do multiple rows, but keeping it separate from the tiller as to extend my time of playing in the dirt.