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riderinthestorm

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4. Yes, there are many types of harrows and not all of them are designed to furrow

Reply to LWolf (Reply #3)

Sat Jun 6, 2015, 12:15 PM

Jun 2015

or dig into the earth.

We own two types - a box scraper for the packed arena track and to level potholes in the gravel driveways, and the arena chain drag harrow designed for sand arenas and to drag the pastures to break up the manure.

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The Harrow [View all] hootinholler Jun 2015 OP

And here I thought it was a British public school. malthaussen Jun 2015 #1

Absolutely they were hootinholler Jun 2015 #2

Harrows are also used LWolf Jun 2015 #3

Yes, there are many types of harrows and not all of them are designed to furrow riderinthestorm Jun 2015 #4

I have LWolf Jun 2015 #7

I bet it works perfectly too riderinthestorm Jun 2015 #8

No-till methods of farming however are heavily dependent on chemicals riderinthestorm Jun 2015 #5

We have a home made one Go Vols Jun 2015 #6

I'll never forget Brando saying in that movie, "The harrow...the harrow..." pinboy3niner Jun 2015 #9

That's ok hootinholler Jun 2015 #10