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I’ve got a smaller 6x4 version . I need to upgrade! I’ve had it for about 10 yrs an d it’s been so handy. I mainly use it for food plots at the deer lease. It’s great for scratching the ground, spread seed,and then turn it over to cover the seed. Also works on leveling the yard …especially if you have mole runs/hills. Great video Brock!
What a Harrowing experience for you, Ha ha ha!!! Liked#2 Great for a newly established base to start a lawn, leveling the soils, after just add seed and watering !!!
I’ve got a smaller 6x4 version . I need to upgrade! I’ve had it for about 10 yrs and it’s been so handy. I mainly use it for food plots at the deer lease. It’s great for scratching the ground, spread seed,and then turn it over to cover the seed. Also works on leveling the yard …especially if you have mole runs/hills. Great video Brock!
Nice instructional video. I have not read any of the comments but your children running around in your video set off alarm bells. I had an experience that I hope you can learn from. I once almost backed over my son. He thought he was being cute and following me as I drove slow. I didn't know this since I was focused on what was in front of me. I went to go back up and I just happened to glance behind me and there he was, standing there staring at me. It freaked the crap out of me and your video immediately reminded me of this. Please, Please, Please keep your children or anyone else's kids away from your tractor while operating it. Kids are curious and want to be with their dad.
I love my harrows. I like to use it for smoothing ( not leveling) too soil and prepping for grad seed. Also used to use it for maintaining a remote control car race track. It helped keep the weeds down
I like that product demonstration , drags do a great job but they can be awkward to handle and store...I'll be curious to see what storage method you come up with. Thanks Brock pc
Yes sir. One more workday and the Quonset hut will be up at which point I can start working on the equipment shed and try to maximize the space. Thanks for watching
Hey bud, have you used this to plant food plots? wondering how well a harrow would do for covering the seed. I have already worked it twice with the KingKutter XB tiller. Thanks Jason
Well I got a chance to talk to the owner and they’ve been in the harrow business for a long time. A gravel driveway is one of the recommended uses so I would think it holds up pretty well Obviouslytime will tell. Thanks for watching
I maintain a lot of rock area but my driveway is not nearly that long. I think what it will always be a regular maintenance task I agree the Box blade does fine but I want to experiment with other options and just see what is the most convenient
To order a harrow visit agfolks.com
Thanks for watching and for more new content follow our Facebook Page at
facebook.com/Rock-Hill-Farm-102050688356056/
If awnybody wants a rock Hill Farms T-shirt check out our merch store
rockhill-farm.creator-spring.com/listing/rockhill-farm-logo
I’ve got a smaller 6x4 version . I need to upgrade! I’ve had it for about 10 yrs an d it’s been so handy. I mainly use it for food plots at the deer lease. It’s great for scratching the ground, spread seed,and then turn it over to cover the seed. Also works on leveling the yard …especially if you have mole runs/hills. Great video Brock!
What a Harrowing experience for you, Ha ha ha!!! Liked#2 Great for a newly established base to start a lawn, leveling the soils, after just add seed and watering !!!
Yes sir
Thanks for watching
I’ve got a smaller 6x4 version . I need to upgrade! I’ve had it for about 10 yrs and it’s been so handy. I mainly use it for food plots at the deer lease. It’s great for scratching the ground, spread seed,and then turn it over to cover the seed. Also works on leveling the yard …especially if you have mole runs/hills. Great video Brock!
And thanks for the feedback. Those are the types of projects I’m looking to use it on
It works really well for our long gravel driveway after a nice rain.
Nice instructional video. I have not read any of the comments but your children running around in your video set off alarm bells. I had an experience that I hope you can learn from. I once almost backed over my son. He thought he was being cute and following me as I drove slow. I didn't know this since I was focused on what was in front of me. I went to go back up and I just happened to glance behind me and there he was, standing there staring at me. It freaked the crap out of me and your video immediately reminded me of this. Please, Please, Please keep your children or anyone else's kids away from your tractor while operating it. Kids are curious and want to be with their dad.
Thanks for sharing
Great video, thanks for sharing. I was 100% ready to buy one of these until I saw they wanted close to $600 for shipping.
Not really a complex implement, but seems well engineered and user friendly. A good review!
Exactly. Simplicity can be a good thing
I love my harrows. I like to use it for smoothing ( not leveling) too soil and prepping for grad seed. Also used to use it for maintaining a remote control car race track. It helped keep the weeds down
Thanks for sharing
Looking forward to putting more hours on it
I like that product demonstration , drags do a great job but they can be awkward to handle and store...I'll be curious to see what storage method you come up with.
Thanks Brock
pc
Yes sir
Thanks for watching
Looks pretty nice. You're going to need to expand that machine storage area, or maybe build another hut! :)
Yes sir. One more workday and the Quonset hut will be up at which point I can start working on the equipment shed and try to maximize the space.
Thanks for watching
awsome setup! I want one!
Definitely a nice harrow
Thanks for watching
Thinking about getting one Brock.
I think it’s a pretty small attachment. I’ll have a few more videos on trying it in different scenarios soon
Hey bud, have you used this to plant food plots? wondering how well a harrow would do for covering the seed. I have already worked it twice with the KingKutter XB tiller. Thanks
Jason
I noticed at first you forgot to put the locking arms down on your quick hitch. Be careful! 😉
Good eye. Thanks for commenting
Wow since YT didn't like my comment because it never posted guess, I'll just give you thumbs up👍... Lol
UA-cam seems to randomly flag comments and hide them. usually nothing wrong with the comment
I was appreciate you watching and giving me feedback
Like the look of pulling gravel up. Wonder how long it will hold up with a lot of use on gravel? Great review. Thank you.
Well I got a chance to talk to the owner and they’ve been in the harrow business for a long time. A gravel driveway is one of the recommended uses so I would think it holds up pretty well
Obviouslytime will tell.
Thanks for watching
@@RockhillfarmYT agree. My driveway is a bit over a mile long. And I’m always doing something on it. I use box blade and it works fair.
I maintain a lot of rock area but my driveway is not nearly that long.
I think what it will always be a regular maintenance task
I agree the Box blade does fine but I want to experiment with other options and just see what is the most convenient
@@RockhillfarmYT and I appreciate that. New sub to channel and really like it. Thanks.
Nice video Brock. I might have missed it, but did you do the chainsaw drawing yet? I had forgotten what your timeframe was on it. Thanks!
May 1 on that.
I will do a full video just about announcing the winner
Who makes it
American harrow. Us made family business. Link in the video description where you can get the product.