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chain harrow

  • 12-04-2018 11:07pm
    #1
    Tomjim
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    what is the best chain harrow on the market, (in a frame)


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  • #2
    Gorgeousgeorge
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    How do you mean? The best make of chain harrow? Or type?


  • #3
    lab man
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    I've a richie great job but if I was buying again I'd get the one with a ram to fold in the wings as they are heavy to lift if on muddy ground


  • #4
    Tomjim
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    Gorgeousgeorge wrote: »
    How do you mean? The best make of chain harrow? Or type?

    chain harrow maker as in manufacturer.


  • #5
    Gorgeousgeorge
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    Tomjim wrote: »
    chain harrow maker as in manufacturer.

    Cool have a flemming one myself its about 10 years old. Held up well but some of the teeth and rings have worn away now so the mat is falling asunder.

    A lot of them are the same just from different engineering places. As said above hydraulic folding helps galvanised frame to stop her rusting


  • #6
    Tomjim
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    I need one to till a bit of ground for birdseed that is in glas. I let cattle into it recently do it is well cut up, so it should be easy to get a seed bed with a chainharrow.

    Question would a chainharrow on a frame or a chainharrow that drags behind you the best for this job.

    I also might at a later stage try to reseed a bit of ground after making silage with the chainharrow ie spray off just before I make the silage


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  • #7
    invicta
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    I also might at a later stage try to reseed a bit of ground after making silage with the chainharrow ie spray off just before I make the silage[/quote]


    You will want more than just a chain harrow!
    Won’t get a seed bed good enough with it


  • #8
    Reggie.
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    invicta wrote: »
    I also might at a later stage try to reseed a bit of ground after making silage with the chainharrow ie spray off just before I make the silage


    You will want more than just a chain harrow!
    Won’t get a seed bed good enough with it[/quote]

    Won't be enough weight on it


  • #9
    Tomjim
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    https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=67680773


    This is what I was looking at, thought it might work but I;m not sure .......


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