Clod buster

Smalltowner · May 2, 2020

I?ve not seen this before.

jal-SD · May 2, 2020

Called them a spring tooth harrow in our part of the world, by we pulled them behind a disk instead of pushing them.

wjytexas · May 2, 2020

not sure about clod buster but have heard of clod hoppers

Richard G. · May 2, 2020

I think those are wheels instead of spring teeth.
At first glance I thought the same thing.

DeltaRed · May 2, 2020

Looks like something they would use in Europe.

jal-SD · May 2, 2020

Darned small phone screen - didn't see the wheels either. Old time culti-packer?

bradley martin · May 2, 2020

Notice that he is hitched to a rollover plow. That packer contraption must either flip over for the return pass or, most likely, is twice the width of the plow and is only lowered on every other pass.

jamstra · May 2, 2020

Know as a 'furrow press' in the UK - in common use here, usually with a reversible plough. Here's another example---- Jim

4xMF · May 2, 2020

Yes, we use them a lot in Europe. Not a harrow. We call them packers (furrow packers). Usually mounted on the plough though or on the front 3-point when running a combined harrow/drill on the rear 3-point.

SVcummins · May 2, 2020

It raises and goes clear over to the other side Of the tractor

SVcummins · May 2, 2020

The yer opeans know how to make things complicated for sure

Plow and power harrow

Ron Muhlenkamp · May 2, 2020

On dry soil, pulling a section of rotary hoe backwards does a great job.

ss55 · May 2, 2020

That outfit might even fit within a standard 12 foot wide (3.7 meter) roadway lane.

Bud Sather in MT · May 3, 2020

The neighbor did something like that. Massey 55 propane 4 bottom plow that thing what is and a 4.5 foot drill. One operation and seed in the ground. I still have and use the drill that I pull with my farmall A. Bud

Robert (ID) · May 3, 2020

We built and use one like that for spring plowing. its got a crow foot roller for the front shaft and a v roller for the back. 7 ft wide and goes behind 4-18 rollover.

Texasmark1 · May 4, 2020

Absolutely amazing. Smart engineering. Course the soil is nice too. Try that on my Houston Black Clay in August when you need to get the fall seed bed ready.

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