[Mailman]

I am looking for a single section to a spring tooth harrow. The posted picture are two hooked together with a seat. I want it to pull behind my ATV. Reasonably priced please.

 

[henry]

I'll keep my eyes open.

:cheers::cheers:

 

[Mailman]

Thanks Henry. I have an old one that is starting to fall apart. Maybe if I didn't use it to plow up my Ozark rocks it would last longer. I had a fella in Warsaw weld it back together but who knows when it will break again.

 

[Rebel2]

Well mailman, jus take a trip out ta western kansas, every time im out there, everywhere i look the farmers have their own junkyard of farmin equipment, they could retire just by sellin the stuff they got

 

[Mailman]

That is a great idea. Shouldn't cost much if I ask the right farmer.

 

[Rebel2]

Yep, when i was out there a couple years ago, my uncle (whose a farmer here) saw a couple pieces sittin out behind a barn, asked the farmer and he said sure take it, get it out of here... ya never know

 

[jason6517]

Mailman, There is a guy in Versailles that sells used farm implements. He has all kinds of stuff. He will not bargain on his price at all though. I don't have his name or anything right now but if you want it post up and i will try to get it for you. Or u2u me.
Jason

 

[jason6517]

Mailman,
He is east of stover. At the paint store you would take a left and then go about a 1/2 mile. He is on the right, you can't miis him. I couldn't find his number but his name is Larry Edzard.
Jason

 

[Mailman]

Thanks Jason. I'm going down tomorrow to put some more corn in my feeder and check my game camera. I should have a few pics of some bald headed bucks hopefully. Maybe I'll trip over a shed on the way through the woods. I'll check out Mr. Edzards stuff. I paid $20 for mine @ 6 yrs ago.

 

[Mailman]

Thanks Jason for the info on the implement guy down at Stover. Turns out he is on N hiway about 1 mile to the north off of 52 hiway. That guy has 70 acres of old implements and a few old pickups scattered around. I saw an old International Scout that looked promising for a rebuilder. You were right Jason about him not coming down on the price. He took me down into the 70 acres and found me one that cost me $30. He has more if anyone else might need one. Pics to follow.

 

[Crappie]

cool

 

[jason6517]

Mailman, Glad I could help!!! Hopefully it will work well for you! Jason

 

[Chairman]

Alright then! :cheers:

 

[Mailman]

I forgot to post this picture of the harrow with the tines in the up position. This way you can tow it like a sled anywhere you want on your place. Also makes it slide into the bed of a truck easy. I don't know why they still don't sell them just for towing behind riding mowers and ATV's. It will dig down to 5 or 6 inches if your machine has the horse power.

 

[Bronco Brian]

Originally posted by Mailman
I forgot to post this picture of the harrow with the tines in the up position. This way you can tow it like a sled anywhere you want on your place. Also makes it slide into the bed of a truck easy. I don't know why they still don't sell them just for towing behind riding mowers and ATV's. It will dig down to 5 or 6 inches if your machine has the horse power.

I think originally it was used with a one hp powerplant:wave:

 

[Guest]

Dang it..... Who says all we know here is hunting and BS......... Good info for sure........ You guys amaze me day after day..........:wink4::wink4::wink4::wink4:

 

[rat]

I am amazed also.. if you cant find it here.... you cant find it!

 

[V.P.]

COOL DEAL!

I am needing a few implements myself.:cheers:

 

[Hoytshooter]

Glad you found what you needed!
I use a springtooth about like that for my plots, about the same but about twice as big. It's one of the best cheap things for plotting. I used it to level the ground and bury the seed on larger seeds and it works like a charm. Can't beat it!