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PHOTO - an unusual type of harrow

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David in Wales

06-07-2007 01:24:19




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HI Gang;
The traditional Chain Harrow for grassland is made of twisted wire links joined together. This is an East European design comprising of cast iron "toothed stars" joined by steel rings/ The teeth on the starss tear out the dead grass and give the harrow weight for penetration into the sward.
Cheers David

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RayP(MI)

06-08-2007 06:15:29




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 Re: PHOTO - an unusual type of harrow in reply to David in Wales, 06-07-2007 01:24:19  
Around here guys use a old bed spring for that!
Looks like they re-engineered a bed spring!



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James Jackson

06-07-2007 15:58:17




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 Re: PHOTO - an unusual type of harrow in reply to David in Wales, 06-07-2007 01:24:19  
David - Nice pic . Could you tell us - How much it cost ? How well does it work ? Is it good value & what does it do better than other Harrows ? Thanks for all your help - so far - more to come I sure hope !! Am in the process of fitting the radiator back into the MF 165 & @ $ 700.00 for a total re-build I going to take my time & get it right & build a bullet-proof ( read as idiot-proof ) guard out the front to stop damaging it again . Tnx again . james in Auzzie-land .

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PatMz

06-07-2007 06:02:53




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 Re: PHOTO - an unusual type of harrow in reply to David in Wales, 06-07-2007 01:24:19  
That looks like it would do a super job on a riding arena! What's the brand name?



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James Bond 007

06-07-2007 03:17:39




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 Re: PHOTO - an unusual type of harrow in reply to David in Wales, 06-07-2007 01:24:19  
Looks like it would do a good job of breaking up clods.



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kyplowboy

06-07-2007 02:30:35




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 Re: PHOTO - an unusual type of harrow in reply to David in Wales, 06-07-2007 01:24:19  
Never seen one like that. Thank you for letting us see things from that side of the world. I think I learn something from every photo you post. Thanks again.

Dave



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