4-Ft Notched Disc Harrow Attachment Pull Behind for ATV and UTV 2-in Towball Hitch

Works flawlessly. Make sure you use cinderblocks. It did everything I needed a disc to do. It was easy to assemble. Store it inside or up on a pallet. It will last you many more years if you do.

There's no spots to attach a ratchet strap or other tie down to hold your weights down.The welds on the end caps of the axles are not as strong as they could be. The nuts on the opposite end of the axles, in spite of double nuts to act as a jam, they still back off. This allows the plates to wobble and they kill the end cap with the weak welds.If you can, weld eye bolts to the ends of the weight basket for a ratchet strap to hook to, and put a locking tack weld on the outer axle nut once it's cranked down tight.Once I re-welded the end cap that came off and the one that almost broke, and then performed the upgrades I mentioned above, the took works as good as could be expected.

Assembly was easy enough, directions are OK at best. Was missing two nuts in the hardware package, easy to get at most hardware stores. Add your phone number in delivery instructions, mine was delivered in a Semi-Truck. If your access to delivery site is limited the driver will appreciate that info

Was tilling up the ground and the above parts come off and we lost them in the field because we didn’t know until we went to put it away.

Very happy after almost a year of use. Great for even large areas towed with your lawn mower, or any ATV, or UTVs. Just a tip; use sand bags instead of concrete bricks to keep it down and from bouncing from the soil.

It is not heavy enough to do anything to the ground. I’m very unhappy about this. The ad is very much false advertisement. I tried to make it heavier but there’s only so much you could add to use with an atv.

Add a couple cinder blocks and dug the dirt nicely. It was very hard to get out of the packing welds though.

Don’t get me wrong, this thing has taken a beating and is still functional today but….. I have had to make some modifications to keep it in the fields. I’ve used it on a small hunting property and the ground is very hard there. I have to use 100lbs of weight to get it to disc the fields so in all fairness I’ve abused it a bit. First thing you are gonna wanna do is replace all nuts with locknuts!!! Secondly the position pins with cotter pins don’t last the cotter pins get knocked out so you’ll wanna do something different there too. I used bolts with lock nuts and just wrench them every time I need to change the disc angle. The expanded metal in the frame that holds the weight is very thin!!!!! I had to cut it out and bring it down then install some thicker expanded metal that won’t collapse and sink in. Good luck