Posted by SETX on August 29, 2019 at 10:31:52 from (96.83.43.93):
In Reply to: Field finishing tool posted by TDJD on August 29, 2019 at 09:44:01:
I use 40' pipe drags (considerably bigger than what you can pull with an A.
Build the pipe drag like a rectangle....two long pipes, one in front and one in back about two feet apart joined at the ends with either flat bar or angle iron. Imagine two pipes 8' long joined by 2' angle.
I would think you could use up to 8" pipe and still pull it. Run cable from each side of drag (weld plate with holes for clevis) to drawbar.
The front pipe levels and busts clods and the rear pipe does the same on whats missed.
For added fun....cut holes through and through pipe about 6" apart, drop a railroad spike through each hole and weld top and bottom. Now you have a "chisel" drag.
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