Product code: Brinly-Hardy 39-40 in. Sleeve Hitch Adjustable Tow-Behind shops Disc Harrow
A350 shops After plowing a field or garden in the fall, a disk harrow is used in the spring to break the soil up into smaller pieces, level the surface and achieve plant-ready soil. The Brinly Disk Harrow easily attaches to a garden tractor to break up rough, plowed ground effortlessly to start a new garden or prepare the planting bed of an existing garden. For maximum efficiency, assemble two disk harrows together to form a tandem unit for smooth uniform soil (see manual for instructions). • Get Plant-Ready Soil: 8 heavy-duty steel discs measuring 11" in diameter break up clods and effortlessly turn rough, plowed ground into uniform soil ready for planting. • Fits Various Garden Sizes: Adjustable working width from 29" to 39" accommodates gardens both large and small. • Three Angle Adjustments: Steel discs can be adjusted to deliver the proper force based on size of clods and soil conditions. A 15° angle is recommended for general use, 10° for less aggressive discing.
A350 shops After plowing a field or garden in the fall, a disk harrow is used in the spring to break the soil up into smaller pieces, level the surface and achieve plant-ready soil. The Brinly Disk Harrow easily attaches to a garden tractor to break up rough, plowed ground effortlessly to start a new garden or prepare the planting bed of an existing garden. For maximum efficiency, assemble two disk harrows together to form a tandem unit for smooth uniform soil (see manual for instructions). • Get Plant-Ready Soil: 8 heavy-duty steel discs measuring 11" in diameter break up clods and effortlessly turn rough, plowed ground into uniform soil ready for planting. • Fits Various Garden Sizes: Adjustable working width from 29" to 39" accommodates gardens both large and small. • Three Angle Adjustments: Steel discs can be adjusted to deliver the proper force based on size of clods and soil conditions. A 15° angle is recommended for general use, 10° for less aggressive discing.