Homemade Chain Link Drag Harrow at Brock Kleeberg blog

Homemade Chain Link Drag Harrow. Shoveling a little dirt into the frame and drag it around the yard. 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 chain harrow, or chain link fence, or like doing, it becomes a real drag in trying to deal with clumps of grass / weeds / twigs / roots that get tangled up on it. And builds up on it. Any ideas for a better way? Not sure if it would work for dragging and leveling new soil, but for his use the chain link fence works well. Other inexpensive materials that are easy to find may also work. 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. I've seen a homemade drag in action that was a 6'x10' section of old dog kennel, he used treated 2x4's around the top edge for weight and it works remarkably well in his driveway. 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. Has anyone built a similar attachment? And need / want some sort of boom or something hooked to 3pt hitch so you can raise and lower the chain up and down to deal with accumulated crud.

Other inexpensive materials that are easy to find may also work. Shoveling a little dirt into the frame and drag it around the yard. Has anyone built a similar attachment? I've seen a homemade drag in action that was a 6'x10' section of old dog kennel, he used treated 2x4's around the top edge for weight and it works remarkably well in his driveway. And builds up on it. Any ideas for a better way? A chain harrow, or chain link fence, or like doing, it becomes a real drag in trying to deal with clumps of grass / weeds / twigs / roots that get tangled up on it. 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. Not sure if it would work for dragging and leveling new soil, but for his use the chain link fence works well.

How to build a leveling drag? Healthy Flat

Homemade Chain Link Drag Harrow Shoveling a little dirt into the frame and drag it around the yard. And need / want some sort of boom or something hooked to 3pt hitch so you can raise and lower the chain up and down to deal with accumulated crud. 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. Not sure if it would work for dragging and leveling new soil, but for his use the chain link fence works well. 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. A chain harrow, or chain link fence, or like doing, it becomes a real drag in trying to deal with clumps of grass / weeds / twigs / roots that get tangled up on it. And builds up on it. Other inexpensive materials that are easy to find may also work. Any ideas for a better way? Has anyone built a similar attachment? Shoveling a little dirt into the frame and drag it around the yard. I've seen a homemade drag in action that was a 6'x10' section of old dog kennel, he used treated 2x4's around the top edge for weight and it works remarkably well in his driveway.