This new drag harrow is a game changer. S3 Delta/REM Delta 6' harrow it does it all!

Wow! After decades of many different drag types & configurations I decided this year I was going to invest in a couple of 'real' drag harrows. And boy I was NOT disappointed! Join me for today's episode as I introduce the S3 Delta Harrows 500 REG 6X8 Section W/DB (Draw Bar). Here is the website for the S3 Delta Harrows: s3deltaharrows...
I purchased and ordered them through Little Tractor & Equipment from their Harrisburg, Illinois location. My cost was $615 each, which is really a very good price considering what you are getting, the very heavy duty nature of them, and the ability to use it in 4 different ways. I used them for a half dozen food plots already and I also used them behind an old 12' John Deere disc and for very wet dirt, they nearly performed a miracle using the most aggressive setting. They even deleted my tractor tire tracks in very wet dirt, which is saying alot. I've never had a different drag that could do that in wet dirt. I also ran them up our mile long gravel driveway to quickly create a new gravel finish and prolong the potholes and deterioration without needed more gravel or driveway stone. Stay tuned to the channel for future uses and testing of this S3 Delta harrow as I will be putting it to use for several types of land management, food plots and gravel driveway grading applications. Thanks.
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[@km066]

I just bought a 6’ wide by 8’ long one from tractor supply. It comes in two pieces that connect together. Each piece weighs +100lbs and is unwieldy to maneuver. Pro tip: use a 6’ t-post to move each piece by sliding into the hooks at the edge. Still heavy but less wieldy to maneuver.

[@oxford821]

The chain drag is my favorite piece of equipment for food plots!! Roundup, chain drag, broadcast, fertilizer, done!

[@kapperoutdoors]

There you go!! Then you just need mother nature to cooperate! Cheers!

[@case8987]

Do you just chain drag on no tilled ground? I’m thinking about doing the same. Wondered how it would work.

[@clarkwheeler8764]

Nice to see a piece of equipment that works as described. Maybe it’ll hold up and last for a few years too!!

[@kapperoutdoors]

I hope so! I'll be putting it to the test for sure! Probably planted like 4 to 5 acres so far with this setup!

[@JustinVManes]

Just what I needed to know! Thanks!

[@kapperoutdoors]

Glad to help!

[@bretts1]

A good harrow and no lead weights! ❤

[@kapperoutdoors]

No doubt!! And so far after about 5 acres, it has not bunched up a pile of dirt yet!!

[@dustdevl1043]

Another harrowing experience, brought to you by Kapper Outdoors!

[@kapperoutdoors]

lol for sure! Stay cool this weekend brother and have a good weekend!

[@photocontrol]

Looks like a decent drag harrow.

[@bobpaterson1845]

Looks like a great piece of equipment 💪 now you just need a culti packer with some decent weight to it for after the crop is seeded 👍

[@kapperoutdoors]

yeah, my cultipacker is ok, but could be better for sure. But just today I packed a new plot with my tractor tires, which I think will be very good :)

[@jeffthornock8671]

S3 Harrows

[@kapperoutdoors]

They are awesome!

[@freeandcriticalthinker4431]

I have a couple of 1/4 acre areas that I need to level due to just horrible rocky conditions. And a bunch of trench work. But anyway would this help level the horrible ups and downs in the rough grade, plus minus 4-6 inches of dirt and 2-5” rocks? Also wonder if it would help bring up more of the barely covered rocks 2-4”, maybe up to 6”? And then if so, would it “collect them” kinda like a box blade

[@kapperoutdoors]

Yes it sure could help in your situation. Especially if you added some more weight to it. And if the ground was loosened up some. But this is the best drag I've ever used, and I have used a lot! And not a sponsorship I paid cash for all 3 of mine! This thing is awesome. Best of luck

[@jackier7737]

Have you tried it in a horse riding arena?

[@kapperoutdoors]

No but I bet it would work well on the back side, the smoother side