Impact Implaments

[Woodjr55]

Does anyone have this set up for they're Atv/utv looking for something that I can use for plots this spring. Using it with a Polaris ranger 500

 

 

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[land 1]

what set up are you talking about theres a number of impact implments

[Woodjr55]

The disc hollow mostly I saw a package deal online comes with the lift a disc landscape rack box blade chiseled plow


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[land 1]

i have not had good luck with disc harrows on atvs at least for breaking up new ground it does ok with breaking up clumps of dirt ive had better luck with with spring type drag harrows

[landtracdeerhunter]

The problem with these ATV disc are they always throw the soils out and nothing to bring the soil back. They need another gang on the rear. They also need more weight so they cut in make a decent seed bed. The problem is that takes power and weight to pull with the notched disc.

Edited February 9, 2018 by landtracdeerhunter

[Dom]

9 minutes ago, landtracdeerhunter said:

The problem with these ATV disc are they always throw the soils out and nothing to bring the soil back. They need another gang on the rear. They also need more weight so they cut in make a decent seed bed. The problem is that takes power and weight to pull with the notched disc.

I agree the tools for the ATV's need more weight with an ATV I think dragging a rake weighted down works best we did this last year for our garden and worked well after tilling with a walk behind tiller/Toro

[WNYBuckHunter]

 

[G-Man]

If your serious about plotting a good used 8n will only put you back 1200 or so and you do much more in a lot less time not to mention the wear and tear on your expensive toys.

[land 1]

i would rather use tractor but my steep hills would have me worried about it rolling over.....

[G-Man]

I have steep hills and go up and down ..8 m is 8ft wide amd low and has wide front end..if feel.safer.on that then a atv or utv..

[G-Man]

If your doing a large.steep place I wouldn't till as it will wash with rain. Spray and scratch.. plant with clover or birdsfoot trifoil.

[landtracdeerhunter]

15 hours ago, G-Man said:

If your serious about plotting a good used 8n will only put you back 1200 or so and you do much more in a lot less time not to mention the wear and tear on your expensive toys.

 I agree, a Ford 2N, 9N, or 8N tractor would be better. A  good mechanics knowledge is helpfu when owning one. How many do you want, LOL? I thought I was collecting them for a while. Time you get a 2 bottom plow, pull disc, drag harrow, and roller; have about that much more into it, do a far better job, and save The ATV for what it was designed to do.

[land 1]

the plots arnt steep but getting to the top of the hill where one of my my plot is the issue so steep the wheeler spins a lil bit going up also i got to cross a small stream and the banks would be a lil hard with tractor

[G-Man]

If hill is very steep tractor will go up anything in reverse.. I cross a creek with mine all the time. Even graded out the banks with rear blade.. if your afraid of a tractor I suggest you drive a few (even better if your friend has one to try..) just remember  you need to put clutch into stop brakes are meant to steer and final stop.. the motor and gearing has enoughpower on a 12 to tractor to keep going with all your weight on brakes if clutch is out. 

My friend bought 2 big atvs years ago did plotting with them after he bought some new property that came with tractor.. the atv have not left the barn in several years  except for grand kids to play with..and most of the time they want to go on tractor ride..