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06-27-2010, 05:49 AM
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Chain Harrows...
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Anyone have any input on a set of harrows like this? Where is a good place to find a set that I can put behind my 982? I see you guys are lucky enough to have them available at TSC in the USA - I am going to see if they are available in Canada stores today likely. I know I can buy them at farm dealerships, but I don't need something that is so heavy you need a 50hp tractor to drag around - my old man already has a set of them for me to use! I am thinking something about 4 to 6 feet wide would be great, cover up any tire marks when you turn, and not too crazy wide either for the tractor. I need to use them to harrow over where I leveled out top soil a few weeks ago before planting grass seed. Normally I rake everything by hand before seeding - this spot is just WAY too big of an area. I was thinking I could use them on the lawn in the spring too, just like we used to drag the pasture fields in the spring to get the grass growing and air things out. I was debating on making a drag out of chain link fence like others do - but then I have no other use for the set up once i am done with planting grass. I can't see how a chain link fence would help in the spring to get air into the soil? Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. I currently have the old ridgid diamond harrows that you used to pull around behind a horse, the sections are 3'x4' or so.....but those are too agressive for what I need now...I am looking to "finish" the area to plant seed. 
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