Yep but it's my subsoiler that won't cut the dirt. Attaching a 55 gal drum to that will be a challenge. If I can get the dirt to turn my discs will cut it up just fine.
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Yep but it's my subsoiler that won't cut the dirt. Attaching a 55 gal drum to that will be a challenge. If I can get the dirt to turn my discs will cut it up just fine.
Big7
The Oracle
Not knowing exactly where you are but here there is a decent size scrap yard you can buy stuff by weight for just a little bit less than they would get if they had to do all the shipping, handling, paperwork and so fourth to wherever they eventually sell it to.
Just about any machine or welding shop will have a stock rack and they will sell @ retail by weight or by the foot depending on the shape of the pieces you want.
I can help you calculate all the weights by their shape if you don't already know. Rounds and square bars are easy to figure but odd shapes- you'll need to put a pencil to. Just let me know.
Just about any machine or welding shop will have a stock rack and they will sell @ retail by weight or by the foot depending on the shape of the pieces you want.
I can help you calculate all the weights by their shape if you don't already know. Rounds and square bars are easy to figure but odd shapes- you'll need to put a pencil to. Just let me know.
I’m sure my dad or uncle knows him . They are the ones that get stuff fixed…. I just help break it
Kev
Senior Member
I’ve got a plow with 4 ditch witch wheel weights on it. It’s about too heavy.
HermanMerman
Senior Member
Just need a big fat guy to stand on top while keeping perfect balance. Let me know where and when.
Flash
Actually I Am QAnon
Forgot to say drive in granny gear helps too
Yep. Already done all of that. It doesn't matter what the angle of the point is when the ground is this hard if you don't have a draft control. The hard ground forces the entire 3 point hitch system to pivot up and the point won't bite.
Flash
Actually I Am QAnon
Was that pic like yours??
K80Shooter
Senior Member
Maybe dig a hole to get it started? 
If you ever get it started it will dig.
Honestly with mine adjusted right, I have never had an issue of it not digging in.
If you ever get it started it will dig.Honestly with mine adjusted right, I have never had an issue of it not digging in.
I got some of it to turn but the higher up the slope the harder it got.Maybe dig a hole to get it started?
Honestly with mine adjusted right, I have never had an issue of it not digging in.
WishboneW
Senior Member
If it is still that bad after the rain we got you might want the Forrest commission dozer to do the deed. Quicker and easier on your equipment
Nah. Bulldozer isn’t needed. Just some soil moisture.
WishboneW
Senior Member
Harrows ready to work. The rails are bolted on
Gadestroyer74
Banned
Looking good !
Looking good !
Das mo betta. She deep too.
Gadestroyer74
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What hard dirt
WishboneW
Senior Member
Ever consider opening a brick factory?
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