KFFKFF 6 ft Heavy Duty Tow Behind Drag Harrow with Adjustable Bars & 72 in Chain, Driveway Grader and Landscape Rake for ATV, UTV, Tractor, Mower, and Lawn Leveling Applications
No rating yet(0 ratings)Durable Construction: Crafted from reinforced angle iron and finished with a green powder coating, this drag harrow is designed to resist rust and withstand challenging environments. Its sturdy build ensures reliable performance for demanding tasks over time. Broad Coverage & High Performance: This drag harrow spans 6 feet in width, making it suitable for covering extensive areas in one go.
It is designed to level soil, grass, gravel, and rocks with ease. The integrated crossbars add extra weight, enhancing its leveling capability. Perfect for use on farms, lawns, and gravel driveways, it functions effectively as a driveway leveling tool. Versatile Compatibility: This tow-behind drag harrow works seamlessly with a range of vehicles such as ATVs, UTVs, trucks, and lawn tractors.
It features a chain design that simplifies attachment and detachment while allowing for adjustable pulling force, reducing strain on the connection and ensuring efficient performance. Effortless Setup: This tow-behind rake features a convenient hitch system for quick and straightforward assembly. Just secure the screws and attach the chain, and it’s ready for use right away.
Wide Range of Uses: This drag harrow rake is perfect for smoothing and leveling surfaces such as soil, grass, sand, and gravel. It is a practical tool for maintaining fields, driveways, parking areas, and other spaces, simplifying land management tasks effectively.
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