Garvee Drag Harrow 4x4 Ft Q235 Steel Mesh 0.5 Inch Thick Tines Adjustable Tow Bar Foldable Heavy Duty for Lawn Tractor ATV UTV Farm Garden
| Item Weight | 96.1 pounds |
| Size | 4' x 4', 1/2" Dia |
| Color | Black |
| Power Source | diesel_powered |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | Drag Harrow |
Garvee Drag Harrow 4x4 Ft Q235 Steel Mesh 0.5 Inch Thick Tines Adjustable Tow Bar Foldable Heavy Duty for Lawn Tractor ATV UTV Farm Garden
Specifications
| Item Weight | 96.1 pounds |
| Size | 4' x 4', 1/2" Dia |
| Color | Black |
| Power Source | diesel_powered |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | Drag Harrow |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
Customer Reviews
The harrow works great and I highly recommend it. Just two passes on the mini excavator made trails and they were noticeably smoother and most of the remaining tree debris was cleaned up. Once I complete the remaining trails I'll do a more thorough job with the harrow but the initial test convinced me that my money was not wasted.The only thing that keeps me from giving this product 5-stars is that it does not have come with a ring that slips over a 2 inch ball. That said, it conceivably could work by clipping the two chains together and putting the chains over a ball of any size but I suspect the chain would tear up the surface of the ball and make the ball unusable for towing a trailer. I ended up putting a shackle though the carabiner holding the two chains together then fastening the the hitch with ball removed. It's really too bad that a simple ring to slip over a ball was not included because everything else about the harrow is great. Still, as much as I frown on misleading sales information, this is a great harrow for smoothing out trails.
Good for leveling ground out and smoothing it down.
Worked great for leveling out my yard before grass plant. Also worked good for grooming my gravel driveway.
Strong heavy drag harrow. Chews up cow patties. Not very big, but works well for my 2 acre pasture with a few cows on it.
