Disc Harrow (Plow) Made from Bed Frame and Saw Blades

There's no reason for me to not utilize all this open ground we have. But I don't have a disc plow to prepare the ground for plants. Let's try to build one!

[@servihomestead4324]

This design will not work, so I changed it. Please watch part 2 to find out how I made it better.

[@thomaswilliams4374]

Dont weld them in solid. They need to be on axles so they turn. Put 4 or 5 on each axle and set the axles on an angle. 2 front sets put the inside end of axles to the front and 2 back set put the inside ends to the back. Pulling with them on an angle will cause them to turn and cut the ground. Added weight will make it dig in

[@stovolbelinche3178]

thanks comrade this shold make my potatos grow better and i dont have to break my back in pain by bending over for hours of time breaking up dirt clumps of grass

[@servihomestead4324]

Hi, Stoval. Well, I hope it works well for you. I will add a second row of saw blades angled in the other direction. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@davidjacobus9711]

How well did it work?

[@servihomestead4324]

Hi, David. Not so great, but mostly just because I didn't have enough weight to put on it. You could watch part 5, the last part. Thanks for checking us out!

[@traceylucking5341]

How did it go?

[@servihomestead4324]

Ehh, not so great. It isn't angled aggressively enough. I will build a hitch for it so I can use it with the tractor to break up clouds after plowing. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@DavidLopez-po6pb]

Numver 2 ?

[@servihomestead4324]

Sorry, I thought I had part 2 as a card. Now a link to part 2 is at the end of the video. Or you can search for it on our channel's home page. Thanks so much for watching!