Diy Chain Link Drag Harrow at Mandy Perkins blog

Diy Chain Link Drag Harrow. Other inexpensive materials that are easy to find may also work. A diy drag harrow is a homemade version of a traditional farming tool used to smooth out soil, cover seeds, and break up clumps of earth. The easiest way to build a leveling drag is to modify a section of chain link fence and attach it to a rope to be pulled by hand or by a tractor. For leveling out and filling in small holes (moles, dogs digging for moles, etc), i'm thinking of essentially a weighted box frame with chain link on the underside. Chain link isn't heavy enough to act as a good drag harrow, so warp it around a log or pole several times. Hitched close to the tractor the harrow is all that contacts the dirt. Use either eye hooks or wrap the log with a drag chain at each end. I use one as a harrow by driving big bridge spikes through a 2x4. The number of spikes and weight is kind of by.

Chain link isn't heavy enough to act as a good drag harrow, so warp it around a log or pole several times. Hitched close to the tractor the harrow is all that contacts the dirt. A diy drag harrow is a homemade version of a traditional farming tool used to smooth out soil, cover seeds, and break up clumps of earth. Other inexpensive materials that are easy to find may also work. I use one as a harrow by driving big bridge spikes through a 2x4. Use either eye hooks or wrap the log with a drag chain at each end. For leveling out and filling in small holes (moles, dogs digging for moles, etc), i'm thinking of essentially a weighted box frame with chain link on the underside. The number of spikes and weight is kind of by. The easiest way to build a leveling drag is to modify a section of chain link fence and attach it to a rope to be pulled by hand or by a tractor.

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Diy Chain Link Drag Harrow A diy drag harrow is a homemade version of a traditional farming tool used to smooth out soil, cover seeds, and break up clumps of earth. A diy drag harrow is a homemade version of a traditional farming tool used to smooth out soil, cover seeds, and break up clumps of earth. The easiest way to build a leveling drag is to modify a section of chain link fence and attach it to a rope to be pulled by hand or by a tractor. Other inexpensive materials that are easy to find may also work. I use one as a harrow by driving big bridge spikes through a 2x4. Chain link isn't heavy enough to act as a good drag harrow, so warp it around a log or pole several times. Use either eye hooks or wrap the log with a drag chain at each end. For leveling out and filling in small holes (moles, dogs digging for moles, etc), i'm thinking of essentially a weighted box frame with chain link on the underside. The number of spikes and weight is kind of by. Hitched close to the tractor the harrow is all that contacts the dirt.