Posted by blunosr on April 28, 2013 at 09:18:35 from (66.183.234.133):
Hi, I'm planning to make a 3pt attachment to draw rows. I would also like to be able to spin the blades 180 degrees to use it as a row hipper. I cut the "plows" out of 20" pipeline, with 1/4" wall, so it should be stiff enough.
Do you think this will work?
How far apart should they be? I figured I'd make it for about 24" wide rows.
What angle would work best, using the forward direction as the axis? I was thinking 45 degrees, or should it be flatter across the axis? Or more parallel to the axis?
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