3 Point Disc Harrow & Core Plug Aerator for Compact Tractors! Tractor Basics!

New Disc Harrow and Core Plug Aerator from Tractor Basics. Tractor Time with Tim assemblies 2 new attachments in preparation for spring yard projects!
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[@PeterHonig.]

Learning about the existence of an extended iMatch hook was worth its weight in gold. Thanks Tim!!!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Glad we could help!

[@slip0n0fall]

This is why I prefer Pat's easy hitch. Now everything's mucked up for the next attachment. The real struggle is always the bottom pins, especially heavier attachments, and Pats make it easy. Top is no biggie especially with hyd toplink.

[@SkidSteerSolutions]

Hi Tim, thank you for your honest review. We forwarded your feedback to the manufacturer of Tractor Basics. We hope they can modify the attachments to make them more compatible and easier to use with the quick hitch system.

[@wallyzworld7108]

Your troubles with the quick hitch is why I was so turned off by them. I have older attachments from multiple manufactures including homebuilt ones and being all different dimensions it would have been a nightmare trying to connect them. Bought the Pat's Easy Change ends and a longer top link and couldn't be happier. Allows for easier on/off of the three point attachments on the Massey 1840e. Learned a lot from your videos, keep up the good work.

[@ltg72260]

This is the same reason I went with Pat's for my Massey GC1725M.

[@Kcolby47]

Your advice to attachment manufacturers on quick hitch compatibility is right on! The quick hitch is so handy. (even more so with the hydraulic top link) Look forward to seeing you put the attachments thru their paces. Blessings.

[@ilmo2313]

"It still needs some whack whack" says Christie @ 13:55. That was funny. Hi Tim and Christie. Hope you all are doing well.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Good to hear from you!

[@charlesperry1051]

Watching the two of you try to attach that disc harrow was like watching a couple try to back a 5th wheel RV. Like my wife and I!

[@user-zz3km8nk8c]

Best thing I did was haul my quick hitch to the scrap yard. Pats quick hitch seems to be the easiest on the market

[@lawsonlawnandfarm8073]

Don’t take this the wrong way because I love watching your channel but it amazes he how much you focus on a quick hitch. I literally use tractors every day and change implements very often and never use one and get by just fine. But to each his own I guess but I wouldn’t waist my time worrying about them things

[@williamdonovan8187]

The big advantage of a disc is how much area you can cover versus a tiller. A disc normally operates at 5-6MPH in order to properly turn the soil. This is much faster than any tiller.

[@bradw3313]

As previously mentioned…the long support should be attached to the lower hole and not the top. I checked their site and their pic shows bottom hole. I may be mistaken, but check it out. Being attached to top hole has the top link connect point leaning back too far I do believe. My attachments have different hook placement requirements also on the quick hitch, but mine are older pieces. I use slip pins with knuckle buster rings so I don’t have to wrench to change upper hook height on quick hitch.

[@MrTombo-gg4bq]

Side shift on the forktruck

[@jimmcknight3021]

One alternative to the quick hitch is to go with Pats easy change. Our older little Kubota wasn't compatible with the quick hitch, so we jad to go with the Pats system. With a hydraulic top link, a Pats might be just a quick. Whoa did i just put out a challenge. LOL 😆

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I have had it in the past. Not a fan.

[@CriticalReactor]

Came to say the same thing. I frequently swap and use attachments that are older than I am. Pat's setup is perfect for me.

[@RobertBrothersJr-dc7nr]

I don’t blame you for getting frustrated with the top hitch attachment on the disk harrows. It would be so easy for the manufacturer of any attachment to make sure that it is quick hitch compatible. Great video Tim. I look forward to seeing your new attachments in action.

[@floydferguson5366]

Great video!

[@RCPSU4]

A plug aerator should be good since I think they do better compared to a spiked version. I had no idea that you could adjust a disc harrow, so I would like to see how this works on the garden or reseeding projects.

[@donmedford2563]

@13;00 Loosen the bottom bolts on the arms that are bowed in. Spread them apart, put the top part together, then tighten them.

[@MichaelSmith-jv7cx]

About time someone said it. I can’t believe nobody is complaining more about the quick hitch implement hookups. Quick hitch has been out too long for lazy improvement companies not to get in the game. If it want hook up to my quick hitch I don’t buy. Thanks for the great video.

[@jimmccullough1051]

Amen on your quick hitch comments. I picked up an aftermarket on sale at Rural King, fought the hook until you mentioned Ken's extended hook. I also threw away the bolts and switched to pins and lynch pin retainers. Seems every time i change attachments i need to move the hook up or down. And every attachment was advertised as quick hitch compatible!

[@bighock5166]

I've done the same with a Harbor Freight hitch. I agree it is still a pain to make it work with different tools. I still can't get it to work with my Frontier tiller.

[@shawndickmann8215]

That Toyota forklift will serve you well. Its a standard at factories. Very reliable.

[@bobjohnson8624]

Finally. I got one four years ago and have been waiting for you to teach me how to use it.

[@dpburns42]

At least I know what brand to steer clear of for attachments. Your videos are valuable as always, thank you.

[@williamchastain9510]

Discs seem to get more and more popular. For example im looking to get a rhino ag disc, towable, no three point linkage. They are very nice.

[@kevinroberts9394]

Best way to run that disc is with no quick hitch. Then throw just enough weight on the back of the disc to lift the front tires of the tractor then when your disking you can just lift the 3 point and jab 1 brake at the end of the row to spin around but when you lower it you have full steering again. Saves much time

[@timsimon6595]

Were on our 4 tractor, landscaping company. We do about 250hrs a year. Never had a quick hitch, no need. Its just not that hard to hook up attachments for us.

[@photocontrol]

Nice forklift, bonus that it's a diesel. The core aerator and disc are great attachment additions.

[@ryanday3583]

Can't wait to see how well the core aerator does on your yard 👍

[@stephenlehr6020]

I would add the SpeeCo E-hitch quick hitch to the I-Match for attachment makers to have and be sure their attachments fit! Izzy is a hard worker, always trying to help with the tractor work!! Nice to see Bullseye and friend getting involved as well! It really shouldn't be that hard to attachment makers to make sure things fit, it is just laziness to make the mounting points so randomly spaced!! Have a good one!!👍

[@adamd4218]

But it still needs some ... "whack whack" LOL. Amen on the quick rant about making things fit with quick hitch. Very frustrating when you use a quick hitch and it takes more time and effort than if you didn't have it at all.

[@terrybenson3632]

Hi Tim & Christy. I too have the extended top hook from Ken's for my iMatch.. Some of my WOODS and LANDPRIDE attachments were a bear to hook up with the stock top hook.. With Ken's extended hook, I have no problems hooking up any brand attachment now..

[@komitadjie]

Man, one of those aerators is going to be on my list once I get a compact. That'll really help with the lawn compaction!

[@markcalvert6949]

Gr8 video!

[@michaeldugger6964]

that toyota mule as we used to call them working heavy quipt is one of the best out there!!

[@BG-vq9fd]

I bought the quick release pins with my hook from Ken. Makes it very easy to raise your hook up.

[@stephenreamer4323]

We are in the same boat here in western NY. Went from 70deg. to now its 28deg and an inch of snow and climbing.

[@BBLandServices]

Put the bushing and the arms in the lower hole.

[@bvsproductions9021]

Had issues with hooking up my disk as well. Took the bottom pin out and welded the bars together. Works like a champ!

[@SabineRiverValley]

Man, this was refreshing. It had to be very frustrating for you, but to see an honest review, and to hear honest and raw opinions was just great. I feel like all of the tractor videos I’ve been watching for some time now are just people gushing over equipment someone sent them for free to review, and the only negatives they ever talk about are things that don’t really matter. Hopefully Tractor Basics, and others, sees this, learns from it and makes better products.

[@ERICMB24MF37U24F39]

Looking at the video, I'm happy with my catch hooks... it saves fiddling and weight

[@royscarbrough3589]

As I watched you working on the top link all I could think was loosen the lower bolts so it’s not under pressure. And Yes I learned that the hard way. I would loosen those bolts, add a bigger spacer, and round off the edges. As a lower price point buyer this is always part of my plan. I know I’ll be refining it to my preferences even if I bought a higher end item so start with expectations and extra bolts. Blessings.

[@Brucer86]

Thank you Tim for being frank about the hitch compatibility. To be fair, even the Frontier vendors did a terrible job on my LR2084 and RB2084H...even though I use a JD iMatch with oem top and tilt on my 4066R. I could make a video to demonstrate but by the sounds of things not many care. Pity, because I'm sure my friend Mr. Deere would care.

[@RonaldDean-eq2cb]

I love watching your videos they are very informative and educational. One thing I see though is you’re going to need a bigger shop if you keep accumulating tools and equipment. Great video Tim thanks

[@earlyriser8998]

Tim, You have hit on my biggest frustration as a tractor owner. I am Kubota orange and have all Kubota family attachments except my rear blade. BUT I have to take off the top hook and reposition it for each attachment. Even the Kubota family can't / won't build equipment compatible with their own quick hitch design. Box Blade, Land Plane and Bush Hog all different heights between lower and upper pins.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Amazing! At least Frontier is consistent.

[@spendingtimeinpapasbarn.1995]

I absolutely love my quick hitch! I have had to make new vertical arms to adapter my equipment to the quick hitch. I actually sold my disc when I purchased my tiller and I have not missed it at all.

[@Totalyrediclous998]

This is exactly while I went with Pat's quick hitch. I have mix n match attachments. Works great. Or only buy from the maker of your tractor.

[@W1ldt1m]

Me too. I like to buy old stuff cheap and pats works every time. Makes my life easy and keeps my attachments affordable.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I have attachments which will not work with pat’s. It isn’t perfect either

[@joshuaroberts7511]

Not sure if it will help with your quick hitch but I’m pretty sure the top hole is your top link pin and the lower one you mount the support arms which should push that bracket forward some and I use a pats hitch fits any attachment I’ve tried

[@Tri-Lobe]

I agree with you on the quick hitch problem. I have personally modified several of my attachments so I could use my quick hitch. WHY can't this be a standard throughout the industry? Category 1,2,3 hitch is supposed to be standard, but none can agree. I enjoyed the video and thank you for bringing up the quick hitch issue!

[@luketruman917]

Same! Currently in the process of cutting and refabricating some implements!

[@45Deere9500]

Looks to me like the back gang either needs a fifth blade, or widened out a lot like you mentioned. It appears all the dirt the front gang's outer blade throws out, would be missed by the back gang, the way it's currently set up. The back gang needs to be wider than the front to pull the dirt back in that the front gang throws out.

[@BobsOutdoorActivities]

I look forward to you using the core aerator. Will be interesting when you can use it and drive a tractor on your lawn this Spring. Or will you wait till this Fall for the aeration? My lawn in the Spring tlil about July 4th is always too wet and soft for my 2032R for anything.

[@AtlantaSoundGuy]

Hiya Tim ! I put a 5' disc just like what you have there on my stock 1025r this year. It is a truly vintage piece from King Plow, probably made in the late 60's or early 70's. I can't quite tell, because I can't find the exact logo that's on the disc vs. what I can find in image searches. Anyway, suffice to say it is beastly heavy tube steel and has 18" notched discs like yours. The FEL takes good effort to pick it up. Anyway, I have done 3 "new" gardens with it measuring from a couple thousand sq ft, all the way up to a 20,000 SF. - All of these were ground that had previously been lawn, so there was a lot of turf to deal with. My opinion is that it does GREAT breaking up soil in prep for tilling, though I'd like to add even more weight to what is there for virgin ground to get just a bit more depth on the first passes. It would do astonishingly well for food plot work where one is using a "no-till" seed. I feel the same for garden/farming that has already been worked before. It will absolutely open up last years garden area with near-zero effort. Can't wait to see your field tests ! -- Blessings to you and the family, and stay well my friend ..

[@roybrochu5409]

Tim’s innovation videos. Like seeing different attachments.

[@kencotton4645]

Could you drop that top attachment point on the disc down to that second lower hole and use the stock quick attach.

[@jamisoncurtis2387]

Got a 60” king kutter xb disc. Did some rigging on the 3 point to make it work with the IMatch hitch. 1025r pulls it no problem. Definitely know it’s back there how much it weighs, been able to not need more than loader for front weight.

[@georgecostanza9387]

I have built quite a few 3 point attachments for farm use probably somewhere around 10 managed to make them all quick hitch compatible. Converted several to match a quick hitch. Every single implement that I have not built is always just slightly off from being quick hitch compatible. I got tired of it and pulled the quick hitches off all the tractors and went back to the old fashioned way. Great when they work but until every company uses the exact same measurements I won’t be using a quick hitch anymore. The ones I have I will maybe put on tractors that aren’t used as much but I won’t be buying more

[@georgecostanza9387]

Also my quick hitches are not adjustable like yours they are cat 2 and 3 so the implements have to be exact.

[@David-lh1vp]

32:1 is what I have always run in my yamaha Blaster. The only time I have melted down a piston is when I forgot to reattach the oil line to the carb. Oops 😬 😅

[@georgewest2096]

Thanks again, I seem to have to " tweak" almost all my farm equipment any more. I don't know why things don't work. It is as if they were never actually used before they were sold.

[@THETATERGUNSHOOTER]

That plugger is probably designed for cinder blocks to sit in it. That’s what fits in mine

[@FarmKid1715]

I’m interested to see your experience and where the disc and tiller have their ideal situations and uses

[@ronevans852]

Exactly Tim I’ve been so frustrating with those attachments and the implements. I’ve had three of the quick hedges and I never could get an attachment to work exactly right very frustrating..

[@HCH9990]

I'm sure you've probably covered it in the past Tim, but a thorough run through of all the attachment types would be pretty useful - JDQA, skid steer, cat numbering, I-Match, etc. It gets pretty confusing really fast! Even if just to understand to what standards third party manufacturers are following when making their attachments, so that consumers can look out for these compatibilities when considering attachments. The market does seem to be missing out on some opportunities here? To what extent are the OEM's driven by what they see in the aftermarket? For example, the car enthusiast market used to do things like put underglo lights and interior light modifications on their cars - now every OEM car maker has some sort of trick interior lighting. It took maybe 20 years for that cross over to happen, but the car makers eventually caught on. Aftermarket car parts also spawned a lucrative OEM spares market (think BMW M-Sport, Mercedes AMG, etc., where you can spec your car to pretty much anything you like). It'd be interesting to hear your take on how people like Ken @ Bolt On Hooks influence Deere, et al (if they do at all)?

[@jaytee66]

I wonder how well the aerator will turn without tearing up the lawn

[@TRAVISGOLDIE]

Tim. On mine i moved the bottom bolted in baces to the front hole and changed that to a bolt with a sleeve over it. Meant it was only qh compatable but suited me

[@d6joe]

Did you try raising the top hook to the top holes to try and hook the bushing where the braces all come together? The pic on tractor basic web site has the braces assembled differently!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Saw that after filming. Of course, the ‘top hole’ for imatch hook is highly non standard.

[@d6joe]

​@@TractorTimewithTimyou are very correct

[@crazyrider3005]

Thats why i dont use a quick hitch. I have one and its worthless because nothing fits

[@wallyzworld7108]

Neither do I, try Pat's Easy Change ends. Bought Pat's and haven't looked back, very quick to change implements, especially if they are of different age and manufacturers.

[@genewilliams7497]

Quick hitches are for suckers!!! 😂😂😂. I’ve never seen that they actually truly work nor make your life easier…. The truth is….. easily hooking up an implement with any 3 pt hitch is ALWASY DICTATED by how you unhook and leave said implement for reconnecting later. I was taught to always unhook on graded level ground without fail…. I don’t mean ground that looks level…. I mean actual LEVEL GROUND that you have graded and shot elevation on. The best is to have a concrete strip poured to drop and store all your implements on ( which is what I have have for 20 years of so ). You also need a level concrete pad that is large enough to hold the tractor and any implement that you have in order to dial in/adjust the implement to correct pitch and angle for the task you are about to perform. Taking this approach and mind set many years ago make your life SIMPLE and you can connect any implement that you own in mere minutes and trouble free….. the final SECRET in this process is……………. ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS run the same air pressure in your tires….. it’s amazing how much 1 pound of air can throw everything off when trying to hook up….. it’s like how so many people can’t hook up a 540 rpm PTO drive line.. is so so simple and one that I e never had a problem doing quickly trouble free. Park pointing down hill on heavy driveline attachment and they just slide on with gravity doing all the work for you! 😂😂😂.

[@ericpaul4575]

The top link is slowly leaking down at the end of the video. The disc might be too heavy for the configuration.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

No, the summit valves always leak down.

[@cornboy3]

It looks like all the holes would match up better to your quick hitch if you cut off the outer bottom lift pin holes and instead used the inner ones. You’ll need to use more tilt in the top link but it looks like your cylinder has a few inches more throw to spare.

[@ronaldcamp6757]

3 series for the disk. I think it would work best.

[@scottbamasime4338]

Did you get the forklift from one of the equipment auctions down in Florida last month Dirt perfect and guys go to every year? Probably a better deal to be had at one of them I know they had alot just like that one there.

[@texillini1]

Guess it goes to show to always stick with the same color. John Deere and Frontier. Would it have been easier to have just taken the quick hitch off?

[@RustyCarnahan]

Tim, I hate being a critic, because I love your videos. Having worked in a dealership, I've assembled a lot of 3 point implements. What my eyes are seeing is that you have the top support struts in the wrong place. I hate saying that to you. But I honestly think the struts need to go in the hole where you have the quick hitch hook. By doing that, the top link mount will be tilted forward, too, which will help with the geometry. If you were just using the regular 3 point, less quick hitch, I think maybe that you would see that a standard top link can't be attached, with the way your support struts are mounted. Again, I hate being a critic, but im honestly and genuinely trying to be helpful.

[@nickshrull5371]

I was about to say the same thing. This also eliminates the need for a bushing as the one provided should fit. The top hole on all of my implements is for use without a quick hitch.

[@ltg72260]

Additionally looks like you tightened some of the other bolts too quickly which made connecting the final ones much more difficult.

[@shannonmossman8333]

Jeez... get her hands out of there....

[@denniseft6460]

Doubt that Johnny is gonna pull that. Also, by the time you level the disk front to back, you will lose your lift height. Rear gangs need to stick out further than the fronts.

[@Tony2tall]

Agree heavy disc!

[@user-qn3nb5wn8f]

Blue wrench or plasma torch make quick work of that.

[@tacticalrabbit308]

Tim could wheels be added to work with a pull type hitch system ?

[@jakeschisler7525]

I bought a brush mower from tsc and I had to pay a premium price. The quality of it isn't that great. When certain pieces were cut they never ground the edges and made them look good. So I had to do that otherwise those areas are quite sharp and very easy to get cut. I have the same problem with their rear blades. Once as i was pulling the top pin on the 3 point link my arm through my shirt ripped the skin just below my elbow. Very bloody. This rear blade didn't come with a stand to set it down so i made one and welded it to the side of the frame and it works very well.

[@MikeRolfe-sj4rd]

Check out the OCE quick hicth.

[@ranger6x660]

I had to purchase a kit from JD to modify my Frontier 3pt finish mower top link so that it would work with my JD Quick Hitch. If remember right it was a crazy amount like $750.

[@charlesmartin8047]

I have a Frontier GM1048E and I use a Shot Trap quick hitch adapter. They're out of Arkansas. I have the Speeco quick hitch.

[@Dan-oz4qb]

You seemed a bit snipey today Tim. 😅😅 But, I get it and could not agree more about the fitment issue. I always figure an hour extra time to cut, weld, grind, cuss any new attachment before it will easily work with my QH. Shouldn't happen but it always does. 😟

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yep. Frustrated.

[@Chris-jh3tg]

Does it fit the Kubota?

[@GrampysTractor]

You know that if they get an Imatch hitch to make their attachments compatible, the cost will be driven back up to Frontier prices. This might be why Deere doesn't provide an Imatch with every tractor. Is the drum on the Aerator fillable with water?

[@slip0n0fall]

Hey Tim curious if you'd offer your thoughts on the recent Everything Attachments news/drama.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Everything Attachments treated me horribly. They insulted my Christianity. They called me names. Threw every insult in the books at me. They are liars and crooks. That is all I have to say about the topic.

[@slip0n0fall]

@@TractorTimewithTim wow I had no idea, my apologies, I wasn't attempting to poke at anything. My interactions weren't the same but equally disappointing for a public facing business.

[@NCSAL]

You didn’t put disc together right is why it’s not working. Should not be in top hole the rear braces

[@kyootfox]

I think the smaller disc would work better for the 75hp tractors with more 'Ummpft", specially if you add weights on the back for digging in. I'd like a set of discs, but the costs for what they are at the time. The CountyLine ones are much cheaper.

[@brucealvarez9263]

Christy's fingers are more important, she runs the cameras!!

[@Dan-oz4qb]

Side shift is what it's called.

[@tcmits3699]

Rear 3pt should be converted to SSQA, that's the future. 😂

[@SLCOutdoors]

Im curious how it will pull, I have the same HP and the same size disc but it struggles to pull unless in 4 wheel drive, but I can pick it way up on my 1526

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Oh yes, you will need 4wd.

[@SLCOutdoors]

@@TractorTimewithTim I also bought that hook extension using code ttwt of course! I have a small hobby farm in LaPorte, Indiana just to the north of you as the crow flies. Have you ever put out a video on gadgets like the hook extention and other necessary things to have to connect using the quick or not so quick attach systems that unfortunately as you know don't match up without mods?

[@themadrooster2454]

So, how quick is a quick hitch in reality

[@TexasSheepdawg21]

Try a SPEECO hitch

[@rickpacheco8864]

I have Pat’s Quick Hitch system, I never have a problem hooking up my 3 point, ( Three minutes maybe ) I get the quick hitch that you have but the setting up part makes it so dam daunting that for the advantage of dropping two handles from the seat ( When you finally get it attached ) just isn’t worth it. ( The squeeze ain’t worth the Juice ) so to say. I’ll stay with the Pat’s System.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I have attachments which will not work with Pat’s. It is not perfect either.

[@bradleyrobertson3185]

Hey, you can't beat a good game of implement jinga when it comes to setting up new attachments.😂 Enjoy

[@davidkarath6549]

Ps37:29..forever ! Farming?

[@rb2530]

👍👍

[@angus4202]

another common mistake with discs is that people think they are for breaking new ground and that is not the case for all discs most are designed for stubble tillage or breaking clods after a moldboard plow

[@tcmits3699]

Bigger mistake, they think these "Machines" are actually farm tractors😂

[@angus4202]

@@tcmits3699that too but people who are running anything other than a rototiller for tillage should have a 3 series or bigger

[@DeMiiA]

why not just connect to the bushing on the disc if you think its to weak upgrade it to the cat bushing ?

[@craigflatley7370]

🇨🇦

[@masj2318]

Can u not pick up on the bushing and not need top pin and not need to lower the hook and bring back level more

[@1oddtech]

iMatch ≠ Cat 1

[@stevedrew5425]

😅3pt hitch attachments are always a pain on sub compacts

[@duck-n-cover477]

A disc is not a plow. If you want the disc to do more than scuff the surface, you need to use a plow/chisel plow/field cultivator first.