Disc harrow recommendation

[Jdgreen]

Old deere pull types are good.. BW, BWA, if you can find them. Parts are EXPENSIVE, but they do a good job. That 60 will pull an 8'-10' harrow and not break a sweat..

 

[livetohunt]

Athens are nice, but expensive new. I need to find a used one like you have in the pics...

 

[elfiii]

Brown is pricey but tough to beat.

 

[Forest Grump]

Here is one more I'd seriously consider if I were looking for a disk. It is one designed by Ted @ www.everythingattacments.com apparently to replace the Leinbach he used to carry. It has the screw adjustable gangs, heavy duty construction, well thought out design. It's not on the website yet, & I don't know what they want for one, but from all I have seen Ted is an honest businessman.

They have lots of equipment, even some videos on how to use some implements on their site. I found this looking on tractorbynet for something else today, & it says he's packing one for the Sunbelt Ag show in GA, so maybe it'd be near you. If not, they are in NC & regularly ship freight.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/260040-everything-attachments-new-hd-box.html

 

[catch22]

Brown!

But the suggestion of a rototiller is also worth checking into

 

[rip18]

Brown, Taylorway, & Athens have all worked well for me, but I REALLY like the Brushmaster series from Wildlife Specialty - http://www.wildlifespeciality.com/index.html

 

[comallard]

I recommend Brown, but whatever you do, spend the money. Don't go cheap on a set of disc. It will cost you more in the long run.

 

[livetohunt]

Alot of good information from everyone. I will continue looking for a good used harrow, and will buy a good quality product when I finally do get one...Hard to find good used ones, but Im sure one will pop up before springtime..

 

[Flash]

Didn't know you were looking for used. What part of the state are you in or willing to go?
Little late but there was an auction or two today near Athens.