Ted from Everything Attachments.com walks you through the uses for this heavy duty Ripper or Field Cultivator. Great camera angles of the spring loaded tines in actions. USA Made**Factory Direct Shipping**HUGE Free Shipping Zone!
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looks very much like the old fergie grubber my dad used about 50 years a go !
this is not a ripper, the tines have springs, its a chisel plow
It appears there are several names for this piece of equipment. I bought one of these off an old farmer and he called it a "jitterbug".
These are good versatile tools. One good use for it is clawing out briars, honeysuckle, or poison oak, ivy or any vine type weed. You have to be cautious with the Poison Oak and Ivy though especially if you are highly allergic which fortunately I am not.
You might think that the shanks would get clogged up when using it to clean up as mentioned above but, generally raising or backing up with the tool positioned correctly will clear it out.
seems the Disc harrow worked better? do you sell a ditch attachment not a trench attachment but a ditch attachment? For Drainage?
Thats a bad rebuild of a stump jump plow
I just purchased a WD45 Diesel that I'm eventually going to do a 3 pt hitch, add an auxiliary hydraulic system for a bucket, and power steering. I'm looking for a good plow for it for the garden as an alternative to a turning plow. I know, when new, it was billed as a 3 plow tractor. What do you recommend?
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Have you guys ever thought of putting on plow shovels ok your cultivator
I don't know if Pine Bluff is one thousand miles away from your store, but I sure would love to have one of those cultivator's since I have everything else I need.
you guys have a stone picker to get the rock out
my neighbor complains about my dog shitting and pissing on his lawn so I'm going to get one of these… for his lawn.
I've been using one of these and it is really effective. But if the soil is too compact, like in Summer time, nothing much will happen except that you clean the field of crop leftovers and dry weeds.
You can also use it in another way: pull it up, go on reverse and then drop it on top of the bush. Then you drag the bush out. Brier is common here in Portugal, and it can invade a whole field. If you cut it in pieces, you are multiplying the number of plants since it can easily set new roots.
The «teeth» points are interchangeable: you can switch to small plows.
Ted, do you have an 8 footer?
those who feel the name of the equipment is wrong don't know farmers and different regions. I'm new to farming the hardest part was learning plow names. mold board plow my seed rep called it aka a bottom plow. seen it called both. anyway this is a great piece of quality American equipment. it on my tractor worked it yesterday and will be later today. I use it to open new feilds. so it's goes through old hay feilds and all kind of small brush and tree stumps. I wish I could post my video ripping out virgin land with it. mine is the 5 shank and I'm pulling it with deere 3038e. not a bad plow at all. money well spent.
why do you do this?
When would you use a plough and when would you use this ripper?
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Yeah that thing isn't all that new . When I was growing up, we used one to get the tobacco Fields ready. plow the fields in the fall let them sit all winter, then use that in the spring to get them ready again. Before you run the disk across it. We call him a Tillis tool. That was the name they gave them back then . The gentleman I work for got one from the Ford tractor dealership. It was made by Ford. And no I do not think that's a chisel plow.
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cross ripping would break it up a bit better
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Ok iv got a cultivator frame now so how do I get the arms and shanks for the same size you have here? Looking to build one for a smaller tractor. Please respond back with information.
How do you get it deep, I can only get mine to scratch to top
I like that thing. I was going to make a spike tooth harrow but if I can find one of those I will get it. I want to reseed my pasture fields and that looks like the ticket to break up ground just enough.
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Good job peanut!
How many horsepower is the tractor?
I really like this idea, how much for a 7 shank, how much for a 5 shank
My old tractor doesn't have down pressure is that necessary for these?
You mention taking out the shanks on the outside, but wouldn't that not cover the tracks? Would it be better to take out a middle shank?
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Same for a 5 blade push plow attachment???
I'm back here again. Man I remember watching this probably not long after it was posted like 12 years ago!
What is the difference between tines and shanks?
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Sod is better plowed with a moldboard plow, or so is my perspective.
What size would you recommend for a 60HP tractor? It has a 6.5ft wheel spacing on back. Would this work for category 2 if the pins were changed out?
How wide is the ripper?