You need to watch a zamboni to learn what patterns are most efficient. You don't go from large to small, you start a line on one end, then turn around and down the middle in a line, then just left of the initial line, then turn around and go just left of the middle line, and continue until you end up on a line at the opposite end from where you started. This way, you are making the same turns each time, not wide turns at first and small turns later.
You need to watch a zamboni to learn what patterns are most efficient. You don't go from large to small, you start a line on one end, then turn around and down the middle in a line, then just left of the initial line, then turn around and go just left of the middle line, and continue until you end up on a line at the opposite end from where you started. This way, you are making the same turns each time, not wide turns at first and small turns later.
Just bought a 6x4 unit and very pleased with the product’s quality and versatility
Thank you, Ken, glad to hear that!
One of the best attachment I have ever bought.
Thank you!
what's the smallest size ATV to be able to pull it?
Hi Janet, it'd depend on the size harrow you have. We recommend to have 2HP per foot. If you have the 4ft harrow, then we'd recommend at least 8HP.
Loyal Roth vs Tarter. What's the difference beside the price of $140 (Loyal Roth $199 - Tarter $342)
Looks like the Tarter harrow for $342 is 4'x8' vs. 4'x4' for Loyal.
Hi, where can I buy this?
Tractor Supply carries most sizes of harrows.
Does this require assembly..?
Hi Will, the only assembly required is what is shown at 0:09. Attach the harrow body to the drawbar, everything else is already assembled.
@@LoyalRoth Thanks..!