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Love tilling... Great attachment!

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No. If using it on soil that has not been farmed recently, you can do a second parallel pass, splitting the distance between the shanks, and you are ready to disc. If working on soil that was cultivated in the past couple years, you are ready to disc or run a tiller. The soil is loosened more than a foot deep. Improves drainage. These are also great tools for pulling out small roots when reclaiming brushy areas and pulling out brush. You can also remove the bolts holding the shanks in place with a socket wrench and rearrange the shanks sideways to make a cultivator for the garden. Unfortunately, you cant put sweeps on them. A farm tool that was invented in the 1930s to use with early Ford and Ferguson tractors still has lots of uses.

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Does this require another pass in the opposite direction?

This is my miles and this is my dad.

Do they offer a version with hydraulic control of the box to roll the teeth into play?

Where can I get this in North Mississippi?

I have an old 36" Gannon Earthcavator for my little Sears Suburban SS12 garden tractor. It's ridiculously heavy duty. I wish I could get a 4' rollover for my Yanmar sub compact.

Those roll over scrapers have been made by several different companies over the decades. My dad had one of the oldest ones I've ever seen, probably made back in the 40s or earlier. Probably one of the earliest box scrapers designed for the Harry Ferguson three point hitch systems that he design back in 1926. The metal on his was so thick and strong that it didn't need any reinforcements anywhere on it!!! Obviously you are making them thinner, lighter and weaker!!! I also love the older designs better than yours!!! The top link frame on the older scrapers(wagon wheel design) was better and stronger!

What implements are available? Ripper box blade? there dosen't seem to be any on the website.

No bottom plow? I hoped you had them, with coulters too. I am looking for a 2 bottom plow with coulters to turn over the dirt and inhibit aggressive grass and nut sedge. This plow just stirs up the dirt and leaves the ground ready to spread noxious weeds. It is fine for fields that do not have the bad stuff growing in it that will be multiplied by the plow shown here.

A link would be nice

MF 375 please

Looks like a rebranded bush hog blade or rhino

What size disc and what size tractor did you use on the video?

How does the wheels work?

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very cool

I really want a Dirt Dog 5006 for my tractor. I went last week and looked at one at Dubberly tractor in chester virginia. they only had a 5007 in stock. not sure I can afford the price tag on the 5006 do you all offer any discount coupons or codes that can be used at a dealer? my local dealer gets deliveries from down there fairly regularly he said. hoping to use it in one of my up coming videos. I'm pretty impressed with what I see so far.

Would be great if it was able to angle and also adjust height separately left and right side to grade driveway and keep a crown