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How To Make A Homemade Field Drag. A harrow to me is more of a last end tool were you are doing final grading and finishing stuff up to get it all smooth, and/or using it to drag out clumps of grass and twigs and like from the dirt. Shoveling a little dirt into the frame and drag it around the yard. So you can smooth it out. I doubt you'll do a lot of good trying to drag much of anything with a garden tractor through. 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. Any ideas for a better way? So really, this is a field drag for leveling a tilled field and firming it up, mostly for planting small seed crops that will be. What are your thoughts on the effectiveness of this— to rough up the gravel and drag weeds until they scream? Has anyone built a similar attachment? However, if you maintain a. Commercial drags range from very small, inexpensive models to big, heavy ones that cost a great deal. If you don't have the time or desire to make one yourself, you can order one ready to go from.

So you can smooth it out. A harrow to me is more of a last end tool were you are doing final grading and finishing stuff up to get it all smooth, and/or using it to drag out clumps of grass and twigs and like from the dirt. However, if you maintain a. I doubt you'll do a lot of good trying to drag much of anything with a garden tractor through. 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? Commercial drags range from very small, inexpensive models to big, heavy ones that cost a great deal. Any ideas for a better way? So really, this is a field drag for leveling a tilled field and firming it up, mostly for planting small seed crops that will be. If you don't have the time or desire to make one yourself, you can order one ready to go from.

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How To Make A Homemade Field Drag Has anyone built a similar attachment? If you don't have the time or desire to make one yourself, you can order one ready to go from. So really, this is a field drag for leveling a tilled field and firming it up, mostly for planting small seed crops that will be. 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. A harrow to me is more of a last end tool were you are doing final grading and finishing stuff up to get it all smooth, and/or using it to drag out clumps of grass and twigs and like from the dirt. What are your thoughts on the effectiveness of this— to rough up the gravel and drag weeds until they scream? Commercial drags range from very small, inexpensive models to big, heavy ones that cost a great deal. So you can smooth it out. I doubt you'll do a lot of good trying to drag much of anything with a garden tractor through. Shoveling a little dirt into the frame and drag it around the yard. Any ideas for a better way? Has anyone built a similar attachment? However, if you maintain a.