DIY Harrow Drag – Guide - Homestead & Prepper
This article will explain the steps involved in making a homemade drag harrow. To make a chain-link harrow drag, you will need the following: Buy a chain-link fence. Weld a four-corner rod and attach the chain link on all sides of the iron. Wrap a heavy-duty …
How To Make A Homemade Chain Drag Harrow - YouTube
Jun 25, 2019 · It's not a viable option for heavy duty field work but works great for smoothing uneven areas and burying grass seed, saving you a ton of work not having to rake it in. If you don't have the time...
Making a drag harrow - YouTube
Oct 3, 2020 · Homemade drag harrow to smooth out the field after ploughing.
Eighteen Dollar Harrow - Small Farmer's Journal
This is the story of a harrow on a budget. I saw plans on the Tillers International website for building an adjustable spike tooth harrow. I modified the plans somewhat to suit the materials I had available and built a functional farm tool for eighteen dollars. The manufactured equivalent would have cost at least $300.
Homemade drag/harrow - My Tractor Forum
Nov 29, 2008 · I built a mounted drag harrow. Used square tubing for the frame work and mount, the harrow will pivot up&down separate from the lift mount so that it will follow the ground. The mount lifts it and pulls it along, pivots at the frt of the frame and a chain from the top link mount to the back of the harrow.
Do it yourself drag harrow - TractorByNet
Apr 2, 2017 · I use one as a harrow by driving big bridge spikes through a 2x4. Hitched close to the tractor the harrow is all that contacts the dirt. The number of spikes and weight is kind of by guess and by golly depending on type of soil and moisture.
Homemade DIY Drag Harrow - DIY Crafts
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. It’s typically made from materials like chain-link fence sections or metal bars, and it’s dragged over the ground by a tractor or ATV.
Homemade drag harrow for garden tractor? - Homesteading Forum
Aug 24, 2018 · I doubt you'll do a lot of good trying to "drag" much of anything with a garden tractor through existing sod, but you should be able to rig up a spiked roller that would do what you need. Do some searches for "homemade cultipacker" and you'll see some simple ways to build one using corrugated plastic drain tile.
DIY Drag Harrow - Garden Guides
Feb 2, 2010 · This drag harrow actually provides a two-step process to work dry, stubborn soil. First is a 350-pound long-spike roller to break the hard surface. Right behind it is a 4-foot section of chain link fence slightly weighted down with old tires.
Making a Drag Harrow - Green Tractor Talk
Apr 20, 2020 · 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. Not sure if it would work for dragging and leveling new …