+earthmover666 Thank you, A Carlow man made similar ones back in the late 80's/ early 90's and sold them under the Tanco brand name. Unfortunately, they are no longer on the market. They were ideal for getting the field tilled and level in just a few passes. I made a few changes to the crumbler.
Thanks. Some manufacturers do off-set the bars on the crumbler to reduce vibration by enabling more contineous contact with the ground. I looked at several designs out there where bars are not off-set. I didn't bother off-set them as its not necessary where the crumber is small diameter and the bars sink nicely into the soil. No vibration has been experienced whatsover and it's far more cost effective.
That machine you have would be worth a fortune if she's in good nick, I know of a few lads looking for one. Your only running 1 foot narrower than the 3 metres, you're still covering a lot of ground
Hi William, 5 years on, do you still have the machine? Did you modify it in any way? Is 90hp sufficient or could you have went wider? If it broke in the morning and u had to start from scratch, what changes would you make?
Hi John, Yes I still have the harrow, I use it several times a year for sowing barley and reseeding and it never gave any bother. 90hp is enough power for the 3 metres around our area but to go wider would be a struggle. Regardless of power, it couldn't go any wider on the road. To go to a fold up design makes it costly, complicated and high maintenance.
Works lovely in clay, levels it well. It can't pull up the larger rocks very well, the tines spring back and glide over them. I usually leave the front loader and bucket on to gather the stones as I till.
Hi, great video. What program was that and what training do you need to use it? also can you tell me what equipment you use to paint and what paints you use
John Claffey Solid Works, good program used for engineering design. You could probably get part time courses in your local IT. I used 2-pack paint, it's extremely toxic when the hardner is mixed in so use proper safety gear if you are going to use it.
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You’re gifted that’s a great job
Thanks Aaron 😀
Would love to build one of these
Great harro
Thank you
that's working great, 2 jobs in 1
+earthmover666 Thank you, A Carlow man made similar ones back in the late 80's/ early 90's and sold them under the Tanco brand name. Unfortunately, they are no longer on the market. They were ideal for getting the field tilled and level in just a few passes. I made a few changes to the crumbler.
Are you keeping the CAD file private?
Hi william. Awesome job any chance you would share the file ?
Nice piece of equipment.
JIMPONYD Thanks for your comment, it's a simple but effective
looks good...should of offset the roller bars one slot offset end to end....
Thanks.
Some manufacturers do off-set the bars on the crumbler to reduce vibration by enabling more contineous contact with the ground. I looked at several designs out there where bars are not off-set. I didn't bother off-set them as its not necessary where the crumber is small diameter and the bars sink nicely into the soil. No vibration has been experienced whatsover and it's
far more cost effective.
I actually own an original tanco leveling harrow....they were only 2.7 metres wide, wish it was 3m ...still working to this day ..
That machine you have would be worth a fortune if she's in good nick, I know of a few lads looking for one. Your only running 1 foot narrower than the 3 metres, you're still covering a lot of ground
Hi William,
5 years on, do you still have the machine?
Did you modify it in any way?
Is 90hp sufficient or could you have went wider?
If it broke in the morning and u had to start from scratch, what changes would you make?
Hi John,
Yes I still have the harrow, I use it several times a year for sowing barley and reseeding and it never gave any bother.
90hp is enough power for the 3 metres around our area but to go wider would be a struggle.
Regardless of power, it couldn't go any wider on the road. To go to a fold up design makes it costly, complicated and high maintenance.
@@WilliamBolger thanks very much!
wauw, nice work bro
Thanks, I notice you have good videos up too 👍 I've subscribed
@@williambolger5296 thanks a lot!
How does it work in clay? Larger rocks?
After the rocks flip up I get them with a skid steer
Works lovely in clay, levels it well. It can't pull up the larger rocks very well, the tines spring back and glide over them. I usually leave the front loader and bucket on to gather the stones as I till.
Nice jon
Hi, great video. What program was that and what training do you need to use it? also can you tell me what equipment you use to paint and what paints you use
John Claffey Solid Works, good program used for engineering design. You could probably get part time courses in your local IT. I used 2-pack paint, it's extremely toxic when the hardner is mixed in so use proper safety gear if you are going to use it.
Hi William would love to make one of those harrows do you sell plans thanks
Hi Brian, thanks for your interest. Drawings /CAD data is not for sale, sorry
Hi William Would you share the cad file??
Thanks for the video...!
would u mind telling me the dimesions of the crumbler cut outs?
Anywhere between diameter 300 to 400mm would work fine once you mount it in the suitable position.
3 lines "working bodies" is to narrow if there has residue harvest residues.
Mr.soj It works very well in the conditions it's designed for, it's been put through it's paces for 2 tillage seasons and I wouldn't change it
Hi William, what is the material of leveling bar? Thanks.
5mm plate backed with 100x50 box along top and angle along bottom
Hi what kind of program do you have??
whats the music?
Hello, kindly share the design dimensions
Job
What program use?
SolidWorks
Do you use Facebook or Instagram in which I can write you????
I'm on none of the above, sorry
@@williambolger5296 you can suggest me on how can I find job in agriculturl machinery or in tractor industry??
@@vladdracula9586 If you want to get get into manufacturing of machinery I would suggest start off in a small or medium sized company and begin on assembly work, try get a trade or training in something more specific then when you figure out what way you want to go - example; design, welding, research & development or whatever you think suits u best. Good luck with it
@@williambolger5296 Thanks for suggestions brother