Presenting Wingfield American Harrows
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The host then moves to the Wingfield American Harrow booth. A representative, Chris, introduces the harrows, explaining their use for spreading manure ('big poopy turds' into 'little poopy turds') and improving pastures. They showcase an 8-foot three-point hitch standard harrow, which can be expanded by adding wings to achieve working widths of 8, 10, or 12 feet, or a larger 5x7 or 6x9 wing setup. These harrows are quick-hitch ready, fitting Category 1, 2, or 3 hitches. The design allows adjustment of aggressiveness by changing the chain connections, offering aggressive, less aggressive, or even upside-down configurations. They also present a 25-foot harrow cart, which has an 8-foot transport width and can cover a wide area. This cart can be pulled by tractors with as little as 25 horsepower and features wheels on the wings to contour to hilly terrain, making it versatile. It frees up the tractor's three-point hitch for other attachments like a broadcast seed spreader.
Goal: The host and a representative from Wingfield American Harrow present various harrowing solutions, including a large three-point hitch harrow and a smaller version for gravel driveways, highlighting their use in pasture management.
Tools and materials
- Tractor
- Wingfield American Harrow Cart
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