We found one of these in a weedy, grown up area of our field this summer after we moved in to our new place. I'm cutting trails in the woods and now have a use for it, nice!

Wow, what a property! Also, like your laid back style. Harrow definitely made quick work of those trails.

Thanks for the tips. This spring I plan on making some trails so I can access different parts of my property with the side by side. With my back it would be nice to be able to get anywhere I dropped a deer during hunting season, less dragging it and less back pain.

Great video, thank you! I’m learning about using a chain drag to spread manure on our pasture

I just picked one up. It sure does work well for trail maintenance. Thank you.

Brother what a great tool... I'm learning so much from you...I moved from the city 2 years ago and bought my property to build my off grid homestead.... I need to make one and I think I have what I need...ty brother you're awesome.... That is so satisfying watching it pick up all those branches on your trail...

Wow, that thing works quite well! Good to see it in action. I need to get myself one of those for our trails. Thanks for sharing.

Great, simple (but effective) tool for trail maintenance. I made mine out of an extra piece of chain link fence w/ U-bolts to serve as tines.

I like that it follows the natural contour of the land. It cleans them up and just slightly cultivates it. Trails look groomed but still natural. Hands down best trail groomer.

Beautiful! Thank you for the video

Very cool idea! One of my sister just bought 42 acers in Ontario Canada and we dont know shit about any of this stuff, so this is pretty cool. Thanks for making the video man!

I have three tires on a bar behind the harrow, they leave a nice smooth surface, sometimes I only use the tires, btw great show.

That's a nice soil! I wish I have a piece of land like that! Like this!

Great to hear that the olde iron is working out for you! I love seeing the old tools like that still working away! That really does a nice job for sure there! Glad you did this review, I’ve heard of this kind of harrow but never seen it In action, thanks for that Sandy! Anyways take care! Andrew from NB :)

You got a nice spread there, When I was a teen my Dad used a old piece of chain link fence to do this. 10 years ago I bought a 4 ft. by 4 ft. one of these and it worked well when I groomed the trails ,To the point where I can use my riding mower with mulching blades to keep the growth down.

Nice job. I never considered using my harrows on the trails. Might give it a shot this weekend.

I like your lucky dog tea - shirt . Great job leveling the soul. Keep up the good videos. 👍

great video exactly what I am looking for.

Love the video, you have got some great video skill while operating the 4 wheeler and driving! You mentioned two ways to drag it, tines being less, or more, aggressive - but there is also the upside down drag as well - with the tines facing upward (don't fall on that puppy!), like for a baseball field, or to get a smoother pass on loose materials. I am looking for a lift up drag harrow for our property, which is like a huge lawn. With gopher moles on the property, the land gets bouncy, I don't want to level it out, but I would love to SMOOTH it out, because we also get wild hogs on the property rooting things up - and the box blade just doesn't get the job done (I may also be lacking some serious skills using it though). I need to actually drag the property down to sand (we have sand, not really soil), and I never need to seed, the grass just grows like crazy with a little rain! If I can get the whole property super smooth (although not level), I can cut 20 acres in one day and be done... but I really need to be able to lift the thing up with the three point connection on the back of the tractor... but watching your video on both the trails and the larger area was a joy, I can see that the section, and the trails, are going to be amazing! Thanks for the video! Dropping a LIKE on your video, and smashing the big red button as well! Watching and Supporting!

Sandy, My brother found the hatchets around Christmas last. They might not have any more, I did not go into the store but my brother did. I will ask my wife if they have any left, we have three Dollarama stores near us. Regards, Edgar

works good

It does make your trails look good

I rigged up some steel grates last year and dragged my trails and I think it scalped them too much and pushed soil to the side and I created a muddy mess. After watching your video I think the harrow is what I need. As a bonus it can be used to aerate / de-thatch the lawn space. Been trying to find a used one, but having no luck... might just have to get a new one. Thanks for sharing and showing your beautiful land.

This is great! I recently saw someone slip the whole unit over to no prongs and do a lap with that for smoothing. Gravel driveway 1-2 passes with tines, then flip and smooth.

I like your new video today you did a really good jop today

Love it. Just had several acres of pine trees mulched. Do you think this would be a useful tool to help get the mulch off the ground

You Lucky Dog, I keep seeing that on your t-shirt and I keep thinking you are a lucky fellow. I would love to find a small wooded lot, anywhere from 5 to a hundred acres and I would be happy if it had a small creek or stream. That would give me free electricity, or at least I think it would. I guess a nice bit of land would be hard to come by since just about everyone would like to own it. I like your chain Harrow, it looks like it was designed to have a team pull it. I could be wrong, I was wrong before once. Regards, Edgar

You can also flip it over for less aggressive dragging. The less aggressive is for breaking up manure.

Old video, but I think you can flip it over as well giving you three options. I believe the upside down is great after seeding grass seed to get good seed to soil contact. At least that's how I use mine for food plots.

Another way to use a drag harrow is to flip it over so the tines are facing up instead of down. Use it upside down for the final pass over over the ground to get a really smooth finish.

The things you find out just from random googling, I searched "harrowing" for its dictionary definition but am also interested in farm / homestead stuff so I'm glad rabbit holes are a pastime of mine. "I can't be harrowed by these small sticks, I shall purchase.... a harrow." Also it also makes "Chains of Harrow" from Warframe make just a little bit more sense.

I have a property that is very thick. Prickers and little trees so thick you can’t even see 5 feet. If I clear all the big stuff, do you think this will handle all the little brush stumps and new growth?

Good way to groom your trails and see if anyone has been on them afterwards.

For fields and larger areas, do the Zamboni pattern.

Nice... When you need your chain harrows to be even less aggressive you can turn the harrows over so that the tines don't dig in at all. The things that nobody likes about chain harrows, is that they're messy to store and weeds are pretty good at hiding them if you leave them on the ground in a heap. When farms change hands, lots of guys found where the last farm owner left them via bush hog, so be mindful how of how and where to store them when not using them for extended periods.

Essentially

Great video. How is the cleanup from the tornado coming?

I need to know were you got those boxes for your ATV everything I keep finding wont haul wood those look perfect

very nice job and your chain saw length of your bar 20-24?

Is there risk to ATV if it were to catch on a root or something solid like a stump poking up?

I’m considering using one for mountain bike trails. How does it do raking over large rocks, roots etc? Do you think it will get caught in the lesser aggressive mode?

Very interesting. Could you tell me the weight of that drag harrow? Could that same vehicle pull a wider, heavier drag harrow? Thank you.

Man your atv is FAST!

That drag harrow does a good job at cleaning up the trails. I noticed the edges of some of your trails are getting reverted back to forest and natural habitat rather quickly. Do you plan on clearing some of this brush out to maintain the width of your trails?

Holy crap! How much land do you have? What kind of camera did you use for filming, because it has GREAT image stabilization. Will a harrow like this help with grooming a trail through snow? And can it help keep weeds down in a field? Thanks!

Think this would work to stir up a clay field to plant new grass seed?

😂 i was gonna roast you about saying essentially like 27 times in the video...too funny

Well I've been looking for the last couple days and just came across one at our good old princess auto, 54"x60" 176lbs 499.99 canadian. That seems to be what the few used seem to go for around here. How does that compare to the one your running? Just found it on the website so not sure how heavy duty it really is.

Will these rip up grass or just pull out the twigs & pine cones?

Best part of the video is when it's sped up and the quad sounds like a nitro RC car

How well does this work on steeper grades? Could this cause erosion?

I've seen a 3pt version where it had a bar to the back to lift the hole thing up. To put the debris in a pile or just to clean it out. Maybe be you could fab that one up that's one thing I like to do buy something and make it better.

what size is the one you are using? i see there are many different dimensions

How to know what’s a good one ? What did you use

6:22 “he makes the left turn..he’s coming up quick the second left turn here ,looks like he’s taking the inside trying to make a move in the left corner” nascar is racing in a fish bowl to me😭😂

Ever tried a standard landscape rake?

hi sandy what type of harrow are you still selling and where?

Would this work to level a gravel road?

Much thicker steel than a chain link fence. Essentially.

Anyone know what brand harrow he's using?

What about a mulcher?

Harrows work very nicely..phone thinks it can spell better than me.lol

Do you feel as though it's a great tool.... BUT it takes 10 Years, forever and a day to clean, remove and extract of of the sticks, twigs & branches from it after a pass ?

I use an old tractor tire..

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Sale the furns by Acer they pick them up.. no work for you . Gas money for your grasss

Dude, those things are made for breaking up cow turds.

Waste of time and money. It's does nothing but turns the top layer