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This user-friendly harrow is Ideal for horse owners with large arenas and farmers alike! It's an effective method of dragging your arena, breaking up manure, working in fertilizer and seed, aerating your lawn, or maintaining your driveways. It's easily pulled behind ATVs, tractors, or pretty much any farm and ranch vehicle.
You may also add sections for a longer drag or use it with the optional 3-point lift for absolute control.
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Harrow Video Review
From driveways to arenas and aerating, this handy piece of equipment is a great aid in maintaining and keeping your ranch clean and operating smoothly. We also carry a handy manure spreader to help around the ranch!
Here's a quick video illustrating the many uses for the handy harrow:
Pictures of the harrow in use
Varying the depth of the till with the harrow tines!
The depth of the till can be adjusted by changing the way the tines are pulled. For a deep penetration, pull the harrow forward with the tines pointed slightly backward-facing. A light penetration is achieved with the harrow pulled backward with the tines fully pointing backward and for a smooth pass, simply flip the harrow mat upside down!
Garden Harrow
The harrow is perfect for keeping your soil fresh, turning in seeds and for general maintenance uses. The optional three-point lift allows for precise control of your drag and for transporting the harrow over the ground not intended to be worked.
Driveway Harrow
The harrow is a simple, quick and effective way to maintain your driveways and paths around your farm and ranch with minimal effort. Dragging packed dirt can help prevent erosion and refresh the packed down dirt or crusher fines.
Arena Harrow and Pasture Harrow
One of the most popular uses is for dragging equine arenas but it's also useful in the pasture to spread manure and break up giant clumps while keeping the soil 'open' so it can accept rain water. It's even great for aerating your lawn.
Harrow Specifications
requires only 1 HP per ft. of width for the mini-harrow... 2 HP per ft. for other models
- Scatter manure droppings
- Aerate & de-thatch pastures, lawns
- Loosen & smooth paths and driveways
- Fluff, dry & level tracks, ball diamonds, etc.
- Break up & level heavy soil
- Prepare nicer seed beds
- Work-in fertilizer & seed
- Incorporate herbicides
- Gentle, "first" cultivation
- Minimum till - stalks, crusts & ridge
- Optional 3-Point Lift available as an option on most harrows (fits category 1 three-point hitches) Enables harrow to be quickly and easily moved to & from fields and to back up with harrow attached!
- Easy to attach & store
- Includes tubular-steel frame, chrome-plated chain lengths and required hardware (shipped un-assembled)
- Harrow consists of sections for easy handling & storage(simple hooks attach sections - cannot become unhooked while in use):
- Combine 4', 6' & 10' wide sections to obtain overall width
- Combine 4' long sections to obtain overall length
- Includes heavy-duty steel draw-bar ... with 5/16" chain with ring-type hitch
- Compact storage - roll up sections or hang on wall
- No parts to oil, grease or adjust
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Uses for Harrows
1. Soil Preparation
Harrows are commonly used to prepare soil for planting crops. They break up clods of soil, smooth the surface, and create a loose seedbed, which is ideal for seed germination and root growth.
2. Weed Control
Harrowing can help control weeds by disturbing their growth and exposing weed seedlings to the elements, making them less likely to survive.
3. Aeration
Harrows aerate the soil by loosening compacted areas, allowing air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deeper into the soil, which promotes healthier root development.
4. Incorporating Amendments
Farmers and gardeners use harrows to mix organic matter (such as compost or crop residues) into the soil, improving its structure and fertility.
5. Leveling Ground
Harrows are also used to level uneven terrain, such as after plowing or tilling, creating a more uniform surface for planting or other activities.
6. Breaking Up Crop Residues
After harvesting crops, harrows can be used to break up leftover plant materials, aiding in their decomposition and recycling nutrients back into the soil.
7. Seedbed Preparation
Harrows create a fine, firm seedbed that is essential for proper seed-to-soil contact, which improves seed germination rates and overall crop yields.