Disc Harrow Reviews, Frontier vs Land Pride / 113
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- Today I'll compare the Frontier & Land Pride disc plow and do several reviews of both implements. At the end of the video, Ill announce which disc harrow I purchased based on the review results.
This Frontier & Land Pride Disc Plows are both suitable harrows that can be used on most compact tractors. The John Deere 1025 tractor would be an example of a compact tractor the disk could be used on. Both of these implements could be used to plant a food plot, for deer and other animals.
Welcome to my channel, I'm in Dubuque Iowa, and my channel is know as Today in Iowa or Bill Burkhart 1025.Be sure and check out my channel for many videos including the John Deere 1025r tractor backhoe and the many implements I have to maintain my property.
I'd enjoy hearing your comments, I answer every comment.
Chapters
0:00 Overview of comparison
1:12 Frontier forks unloading load
1:47 Frontier Disc Harrow overview
2:00 John Deere I match demonstration
2:40 Landpride Disc Harrow demonstration
4:19 Landpride disc Harrow specifications
9:57 Frontier Disc Harrow demonstration
17:44 Comparison of King Kutter and Frontier Harrows features
19:09 King Kutter box blade back dragging example
21:07 Rolling seed bed with John Deere X 758
21:58 Project completion and results - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Get a 5 foot pry bar tomorrow disk angle. Leverage is a man's best friend.
Good Morning Grader Boy, good point 👍. Thank you for reminding everyone of that
I wish I would have seen this video 10 years ago! Thanks for posting.
Eric Lindal Hi Eric....... wish I had the equipment 10 years ago. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Have a great week
Thanks for the informative side-by-side comparison.
Brad Myers Thank you Brad, happy Fourth.
Enjoyed the comparison video. Thanks from Wichita, Ks.
Darrel Stinson Hello Darrel I enjoy visiting Wichita in the past, stay healthy
I am in the market now for a disc harrow. Your video was extremely helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks Joe
I appreciate you and your videos! I have a JD2320 on a homestead in NW PA. I recently retired and spend my days trying to make our home as self sufficient as possible. The tractor is a big part of that. I currently only have a front bucket, quick attach, ballast box and belly mower. I have future plans on front forks, disk harrow and box blade. So needless to say your videos are exactly what I’ve been looking for! You and your wife make excellent videos. Thank you!
Hello Kosh, thanks for taking time to comment and sending me your encouraging words. The tractor is a big part of me being able to stay on the property and maintain it in an acceptable manner. I encourage you to put the forks at the top of your list you won’t believe how much that will save your back.
Take care of yourself and stay in touch.-Bill
Hi from Atwater California, thanks for the comparison!
Eric whitney Hello Eric, happy Saturday thanks so much for checking in, you’re in a pretty part of the world.
I am looking into getting a small disc for use around my property. I think you sold me on the land pride. Thank you for the video, this was exactly the information I was looking for.
Thank you David
Watching from Ontario Canada. I’m really finding this video helpful
Hi Jason. I am happy to hear this informal comparison between the two discs was able to help. Stay safe and have a good winter.
Hello from Prairieville Louisiana loved ur vid I just purchased titan 7316 disc harrow for my John deere 3025 can't wait to try them out learned alot from this vid
Hello Phillip, happy Sunday. congratulations on your purchase, I'm sure you find it very useful and a lot of fun to use. Thanks for sharing your purchase with me.
Hi Bill, Once again Great Video, I also have a 72" box blade, I prefer to cover my tracks when possible when purchasing implements but not always the best choice. Thanks for the shout out, and hope you are enjoying the top link and I have been also eyeing a disk for the garden, the ground looked incredible after seeing it completed, Happy 4th, Be Safe.
Ty Canavan Happy fourth Ty I got to use the top link for a new yard project yesterday, only thing I can say is awesome .......made loading and unloading easier and made the disc plow more effective without having to get off the tractor and make adjustments. Stay healthy
Great video . hank you for the video, this was exactly the information I was looking for. FROM CHILE !!!!
Hello Diego, from Chile!!!! That’s awesome !!!!! Thank you so much.
Take care and stay in touch -Bill
I Enjoy your videos, I have a 1025R I play with here in Alvaton Kentucky. Keep them coming
Thanks, will do! stay healthy friend
I’m watching from Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦 I have a 1025r 5 years old in March with over 650 hrs. I want a 2032-2038. And that is how I stumbled across your channel by searching 2038r. Keep them coming. Great content 👍
Laurie Harding You’re in a beautiful part of the world!, hope to see it someday. You won’t regret moving up to the 2038, the extra HP, weight and capacities are noticeable. Thanks for taking time to comment.
Thanks for the demonstration. Take Care from Northern Ohio.
A Tale of Three Cabins Thanks for checking in keep up the good work with your videos have a great week
Hey Bill, another great video. Watching from western MA
Jimmer Hello Jimmer thanks for taking time to say hello, stay healthy
Another nice video- Lawrenceville, GA
Ben C. Thanks Ben. Stay healthy
Another great video! I'm watching from the Twin Cites. I went to college near you in Dubuque over 20 years ago. You live in a very beautiful part of the country. I hope to upgrade to a 2038R someday.
Christopher Rust Hello Christoper, Happy 4th. I went to University of Dubuque many years ago for aviation and flew into MSP and STP many times always enjoyed staying over night there. Thanks for taking time to say hello. Stay healthy.
@@billburkhart It's definitely a small world. I went to UD as well and graduated with a degree in aviation. I work for the airlines now.
Nice job on the comparison keep up the good videos. From Leechburg Pa.
Jim Spirnock Thank you Jim!
Great vid thanks from Colorado!!
Thank you Ryan, you sure live in a beautiful state. Enjoy the upcoming weekend. -Bill
Hi Bill...enjoying your videos here in Utah!
David Micalizio Thank you David!
Hi, great video, keep up the good work. Watching from Norway 🇧🇻
Jungelmaen Wow! Thanks for letting me know where you at. Have a great week!
@@billburkhart thanks you! Have a good week!
Watching from Alabama your videos help out alot for a honest review on tractor attachments
Thank you very much for your kind comments. Mind telling me what city you are in Alabama, I’d like to put you on my map.
@@billburkhart bayminette Alabama
@@twisted_fireasylum_lit7148. Thank you, you’re on my pin map.
Loved the video Bill. Looking to decide on a disc for my food plot here in Wisconsin
Good luck with the hunt. The hunt is the most fun sometimes isn’t it? Merry Christmas
Hello from south Mississippi. love the videos
Kenny Baughman Hello Kenny I used to travel to Starkville MS, stay well and thanks for taking the time to comment, have a good weekend.
Great comparison
Thank you!
Here I sit on the couch watching from north central WI with a brand new Land Pride DH1572 still on the crate base, bought for my JD3038E to work on nearly 3 acres of food plots...and its too early to start, so your videos are giving me a serious itch. Haha.
Is there anything more fun than getting a new implement? You're going to have some serious fun this Spring. Good luck, and enjoy your new attachment.
Hi!
Also from Quebec canada! Love your videos
Myn Cp Thank you Myn Cp. thanks for the kind words
Excellent video. You have earned a new subscriber.
Good morning! Thank you so much for subscribing. It’ll help me reach 10,000 subscribers before I get to old to do this 😄. Enjoy your weekend- Bill
great vid
Hello from Belize. I enjoyed the video.
Hello Joaquin! I’ll put you on the map! Thanks for taking time to say hello.
Coming from a farming background, being unable to cover my tire tracks would have been a definite deal breaker ... but your money/your decision! I'm sure you've been more than happy with it.
Good point Jay. Have a great summer-Bill
I have a small disc, John Deere 165, I like it very much, Paul behind 870 John Deere. Thanks for the video enjoyed it
Glad you enjoyed it William, stay in touch and be careful out there. - Bill
Great video comparison. I just picked up a 6' Hawk brand that is very similar to these too and can't wait to try it out. Using it to create small experimental winter food plots for my hair sheep. Have very rocky soil, so interested to see if mine cuts as well as yours. Thanks again for the nice video. Justin from Chesterfield, VA.
Justin Cain Thank you Justin, good luck with your project
Hi Bill . I would be happy with either disc . Nice your dealer let you test both. Those disc up here in Canada are hard too find and not cheap used . New are pricey . Was using my box blade the other day and was thinking it’s time for hydraulic top link . Very hot and dry up here in ontario no rain . Garden is good though . Nice too have pond water too irrigate 👍. I’m going too keep watching for used disc set . Might have too break down and buy new . Hope all is well .
Stephen Rhodesian ridgeback 77 Good morning Stephen glad your doing well, fairly dry here too. Since we last visited, things continue to change. The top link is amazing you won’t regret the purchase. Nice you have that beautiful pond for irrigation. Stay healthy friend.
Texas.. howdy. Good times discing. I would choose the 5’ for sure.
Howdy to you too Michael. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Take care! -Bill
Yes, the length of the collar that slides affects the ease of binding. The Land Pride sliding section appears almost twice as long, thick, whatever you want so it does not tweak the way the Frontier does. If you get the Frontier and have a welder the fix would be relatively simple though time consuming if you want to make it nice and neat.
Hello from Galena IL.
Thanks for the video. I just used my tiller on a small section, our pigs from last year tore up pretty good, and it came out nice and thought about trying my box blade as a finishing touch but didn't. I wish I had saw this before, I think it would have worked. I tried to use an old disc harrow which was more a piece of rust than useful gear so i am researching wether or not it is worth buying and I am becoming more and more convinced this is must have for working my land and resurrecting old pasture. Vernon BC Canada
Hello! Good luck with your search, I wish I had more pasture to put my disc to work. I’ll get you location on my viewers map, what name can I use to acknowledge your location? -Bill
Hello Vernon, I just found your name. Disregard my earlier request. Have a great week.
Friendship Tennessee. Good video!
Richard Baker Hello Richard looks like your in a nice section of Tennessee. Stay healthy and thanks for taking time to say hello.
I have a Bush Hog 1D78" which identical to these 78" wide same adjustments. I purchased it new with my L3200 Kubota gear drive in 2013. I disc food plots on my land in east central MN. It is still in great shape after seasonal use in heavy red clay soil and a abundance of rocks of all sizes. Both it and my Landpride 60" Rotary Cutter are indispensable for the maintenance on my 80 acres. Having a 4WD diesel tractor has changed land ownership for me. I recently added a B2301 Kubota loader tractor to compliment the L3200. Thx for the video.I enjoy your implement tests.
I'll add that The Bush Hog is identical to the Landpride just wider. I picked up a Landpride scarifier this year to use before the Disc. It works better than my Moldboard Plow and doesn't bring rocks to the surface either. Thx again.
Cleon Main Good morning Cleon I can really appreciate your comments about Impliment’s being indispensable for the maintenance of small and large acreage. 80 acres...I’m jealous.... sounds like you and your Kubota have everything under control... stay healthy and safe.
Hello from south central Kansas. Great video. I am shopping for a disc harrow for my L4701. I haven’t made a decision on used or new or how big or what brand. Thanks again.
Yes Bill, the front gangs are a pain to adjust on my Frontiers, the rears are quite smooth and easy, but my fronts stay in the most aggressive most of the time.
Elk Creek Acres Thanks for telling me about that, makes sense. Happy Fourth stay healthy.
Newly subscribed, from Custer, SD.
Thank you Jeff, I appreciate you subscribing. Stay safe.
Watching from Alberta, Canada - getting excited to break some ground in a month or so!
Happy Spring! hope your able to break some ground soon. Thanks for taking time to check in.
Hey watching from south Australia.
Thank you for taking time to say hello I sure appreciate it. -Bill
Good video. Informative. I'm a huge Land Pride fan. Their implements are very durable, well made, and easy to use. This comment is for those trying to make the decision of what harrow to buy. Unless you have specific need to change the gang layout, a angle iron style harrow instead of a box tube style ,is what you want. No changing disc angles, and it's generally cheaper.Second, buy the widest footprint, for your tractor, in whatever kind you buy. Unless you are just making a garden plot in the backyard, you'll find it's much better. And heavier to keep many passes down. Unless you run a plow first, a heavier harrow speeds up the job. Good luck and contiue on with your videos.
We’ll said Joey, thank you-Bill
Watching from Homer, Alaska! In the market for this type equipment!
Hello John, happy Friday. Thanks for letting me know where you’re watching us from I’ll put you on the map.
Good luck with your hunt for a new disc harrow. As I’ve gotten older I find the hunt as much fun as the actual purchase. -Bill
Hi from L’Ange-Gardien, Québec about 30 minutes from Ottawa, saw something I really liked near the end of your video, you used the X758 with a lawn roller going up hill 👍🏻, I will be taking delivery of my new X758 Friday morning and can’t wait to have fun with it, you showed me the X758 won’t have any problems towing the implements I have. I got the 54” mowing deck, 47” snowblower, 60” Frontier rear blade, 3PH, iMatch, JD soft cab and other little add-ons + I already have the 40” plug aerator, 40” dethatcher, 42” lawn sweeper and the lawn roller. Again great video 👍🏻
Topaze 2000 Your going to be very happy with the x 758! Congratulations on your purchase and Thanks for taking time to comment stay safe
Topaze 2000 Just looked your location up on Google earth, you must be in gods country there....
Well... L’Ange-Gardien translated t
Oups, well L’Ange-Gardien translated to English means Guardian Angel 😉🙂
Good video! On the frontier I wonder if you could rig/ weld a side wind trailer jack for the difficult one or both gangs, Those quick hitches are sure backsavers!
1rustytree Happy Saturday, the I Match makes switching Impliment’s So darn easy! You take care and thanks for checking in.
To ease off the green unit adjustment add a washer each side to give a little clearance. A bit of slop will do no harm. Obviously some grease would help!
I have a hydraulic top link, yes, a joy to use and you can set up the implements so much easier.
I'm watching from Ariany, a small village on the island of Mallorca, Spain.
Wow, thanks for checking in and letting me know where you’re watching from. I’m sure your ideas will help somebody in the future. Stay healthy. I’ll put you on the push pin map I’ll be sharing soon, thanks again.
Viewing from Terra Nova, Ontario, Canada
Thank you Ernie enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Hi from Kingman Kansas. Thanks for the comparison video. maybe you should have gotten the 6 foot King Kutter.
Stephen Seiwert Hello Stephen I used to travel to Hutchinson for business several times a year, your in a nice part of the country. I did buy the box blade with the savings after purchasing the Land Pride harrow. Have a good 4 TH and stay healthy
Hi from Illinois. I just got done watching your videos on the land pride and frontier. I like both of them but it hard to decide which one i would pick.
Hi Larry, hope you’re having a good weekend. That is such a personal decision it’s difficult to give people my opinion on which one to purchase, They’re both wonderful implements thanks for checking in and stay healthy
Us ole guys like to stay busy, good video, I'm from Northern Maine, have two 88 acre farms, need a new small disc , enjoyed your choice
Two 88 acre farms, congratulations! Rodney. Man I’d love some property that size. It must be beautiful up your way. Hope to get up there some day.
Thanks for saying hello and letting me know where your watching from.
I used to hate the last day of a Holliday, Not Any More!
Hope retirement is good for you too. -Bill
@@billburkhart do me a favor and come buy one, enjoy your summer.....
Rodney if I was 10 years younger I’d be there tomorrow 😂😂👍👍
78yr old American country boy. Great demos. Disappointed in farming just going to deer plots.
Hello John. Sorry to hear about your experience with farming. Have fun with your Deere plots.
Thanks for taking time to say hello and comment. -Bill
Nice video. Frontier has changed the disc angle adjustment to a pin type.
Hello Sid thanks. For the information I’ll keep that in mind. Have a great week and stay healthy.
Hi from Southern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Good morning Mark! Thanks for checking in and saying hello. Please stay in touch and enjoy your Sunday. -Bill
Hello from Manitoba Canada. I have the Frontier myself and like it quite well but I have not tried the Land Pride. Mine adjusts easier than yours for some reason. After seeding I turn my harrows upside down to level the soil and cover the seed. Some of my soil is very rocky so I can't use the roto tiller without problems. You got a nice catch on the rye.
Hi Bob, glad to hear your Frontier is easier to adjust. Stay safe
I'm up here in Warren MB Canada, always like watching your videos. Wish you would of showed how the 1025R did with those discs :-(
seenithere ...Oh boy you’re in a pretty part of the world.... by the time I’ve got the harrows, the 1025 was gone and I agree that would’ve been a good comparison. Stay healthy and thanks for checking in
@@billburkhart Thx! when did you get rid of the 1025R? Thought it strange when you brought out the small lawn tractor.
seenithere a few months after purchasing the 2038. I just didn’t use it any longer. The 2038 is an excellent fit for what I do. Enjoy your Sunday
Hello hope all is well I’m watching fr Raleigh Nc love the videos keep them coming you spoke on the 1025 did you still have it
Anthony Chavis hello Anthony. I sold the 1025 a couple months after I received the 2038. I love visiting your area.
good day from Australia
I’m sorry I missed your reply thanks so much for checking in from your wonderful country
As far as adjusting the harrows goes, for me its pretty much a set it once and forget about it. Its not the sort of thing that one has to pplay with everytime one is using the thing. So I would go and did go myself with the wider one. I am using a 74 inch disc behind a yanmar 235 Tractor and it works well in the stoney clay we have here in east Tennessee.
Hi from warren co iowa !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for checking in from Warren County, I'll get you on the map.
I'm pulling an old 5 foot Ford disc with a Kubota B2920. It does a great job. Ive always felt I could handle a 6 footer. Which goes against everything my dealer told me while trying to sell me a 4 foot and expressing concerns I might not have enough tractor to handle it.
Hello Brett, I've run into the same comments from my dealer too. Stay safe.
That boxblade looks like it is doing a great job .
Clark Edgar Edgar Clarke I’m enjoying the box blade very much, the larger size and weight is noticeable. Stay healthy
Bill, the implement coming off is my reason I don't use a quick hitch on my 3point. And just think of the possible damage to an implement that uses the pto. Like a mower, tiller or snow blower. Yes it takes extra time to hook up but I feel more comfortable going old school. Plus I don't take 2 implements very often. But I do have a hydraulic top link that I use to pull my implement to the lower links.
Howdy Andrew. Your logic is hard to argue with. I hope others will read your thoughts for consideration. Have a great March. I’m down near New Orleans to experience MardiGras from a safe distance. We’ll talk again soon. -Bill
@@billburkhart party like you never partied before. :)
Have a fun retired day.
Interesting thanks for sharing. Also do you have wheel spacers on your tractor?
chris reddick Hello Chris happy Sunday, yes I do have wheel spacers good observation. I love the confidence they give me on my sloping land. Thanks for checking in.
I have a old 2 bottom plow and old disc harrow that I got for free for my 2019 2705 e Massey Ferguson not sure how it will work next summer for planting food plots excited to try it thanks great video
Sounds great Ethan, enjoy your Spring.
Hello from San Diego
Jeremy von Kuster Jeremy good morning, I sure love traveling to your area! I’ve been to Camp Pendleton several times for graduations. Thanks for checking in and stay healthy friend.
Hello from PA
Ray Velez Hello Ray. Thanks for checking in
Mike Morgan on outdoors with the Morgan's use landpride. I'm in the mountains of upper Pioneer Ca
Pat Hello Pat he must have good luck with Landpride as I do. Stay well.
Hi, from Oregon.
Andrew Brenneman Hello Andrew you’re the second person checking in from Oregon today. Thanks for taking time to let me know where your at, hope to see your part of the country some day. Happy 4th
Hi bill
This is Tom Cooke. My wife and I own a farm in afton tn near greeneville Tennessee
Hello Tom thanks for letting me know where your at, I’ll put you on my map, enjoy the rest of this winter.
Hello from Zambia 🇿🇲
Hello Kalumbia, so awesome to hear from you! Thank you! Stay in touch my friend.-Bill
@@billburkhart Wow you weren't joking about getting back to people huh? Awesome stuff.
@@kalumbabwale3729 I try! 👍👍
From Collinsville Texas. Looking to buy a ford 8n or a tractor the same size and researching disk harrows like these two you are demonstrating
JW. I looked that model up and remember seeing many of those tractors. Let me know what size harrows you purchase.
Hi from Winter Haven, Florida
Trailer Trash Firefighter Thanks for checking in, we used to have family there. Stay healthy
@@billburkhart I was born and raised here and can't wait to retire and move north, too many people and law's here. Thanks for the reply and keep up with the great videos!
I have had my frontier sense 05
Howdy, In your opinion, for a similar task to what your doin, do you think a 1025R could pull a DH1060 Land Pride? I can't figure out which one to get the 48" or the 60". I'm pretty sure I'm gonna get one if the dealer can get one and it will work for me, I just don't wanna run outta traction. Thank ya. Thanks for the video nonetheless, helped me decide I wanted to go with the Land Pride.
I feel confident for 1025 can pull the 1060. If you experience some problems just make the pass more shallow, but the 1025 is a little bull... and you shouldn’t have any problems
Looking to get a 5 foot disc or rotatiller for putting in food plots for deer in Eastern Ohio. I would be pulling with a 34 hp Massey Ferguson. Have you also used 3 point rottatillers ? Which do you prefer ?
Tye Burleigh hello Tye. I lived in Gallipolis Ohio for many years.... I’d suggest you consider the soil type, and how quickly you want to do the job. The disc can prep ground pretty quick. Just my opinion. stay well
Hello Bill,
Thanks for the comparison video. I have been leaning towards a Land Pride DH10 series for my 1025r. Now to decide between the DH1048 and DH1060. I was thinking the 1060 just in case I add or upgrade to a 2032R. Have a good July 4th, stay healthy and thanks from Indiana!
Trevor Free Good thinking to plan how your implements would affect the purchase of a new tractor. I believe Land Pride is a good well built Impliment. Have a great Sunday in the Hoosier state!
Gibsonton Florida just southeast of Tampa
I have a Tiller for My Kubota and and wondering if the Disc setup might be a good alternative
Joette, thanks for checking in and letting me know where your watching from, I'll get you on the viewers map. Regarding your question, I can only tell you I like my disc when I'm going through rocky poor soil. Soil I wouldn't consider using my tiller in. I believe it depends on how your going to use it. Gardens and lawns, or roughing up larger areas for seeding.
Good luck with your decision and thanks for watching my videos. - Bill
Yea as I get Older price and convenience seems to be most of my deciding factors.
I agree, convenience probably comes first, closely followed by price. Happy New Year.
The Frontier is 5 ft 6 in. If it were a 72 in, I have reservations about your 2038 (or 2032) being able to comfortably handling such an implement. My Kubota is 42 hp and can handle 6 ft mower, tiller. boxscraper and 7.5 ft TR3 Rake. But I use my 4x4 when doing work with the TR3 and boxscraper. My TR3 is like your boxscraper, landplane and pulverizer all in one with scarifiers for those deep rip needs. (up to 9 inches, 12 inches with longer shanks).
Interesting thoughts Andrew. 👍
I have a DH1060 that I wanted to use as primary tillage after mowing whatever crop or cover crop I had growing. I have quite heavy soil and the disc barely scratches the ground. I thought maybe adding some weight on it would help a little, but i was afraid of damaging the gangs. I then called the people at land pride and they suggested me to attach a scarifier in front of the disc and use them in combination. The scarifier would rip the ground and help the gangs to go deeper down. what do you think of that? And, what about adding some weight, would you suggest that? Also, do you think the scarifier in front of the disc will collect and drag too much material around so that I'll be left with a pile of residues at the end of the field?
Hello Anthony, I would not hesitate for a moment to add extra weight to the Harrow as long as you drive somewhat slow. Adding the scarifier sounds like a pretty good idea as long as the teeth were spread out far enough to illuminate clumping up as you pointed out. My land pride soil pulverizer really tears the ground up and I believe you were given good information let me know how that turns out.
@@billburkhart great point! thank you so much!...how would you figure out the amount of weight to add without causing damage?
First time on your channel and it was interesting watching you decide on what disk you wanted. I am not familiar with these disks but my fathers IH 12' disk was adjusted by pulling the pins and then backing the tractor up or forward with the disk down on the ground. He would then lock them into the position. I think you could do that with the frontier not sure about the other disk. Oh and I live in Aiea, Hawaii. That is on the island of Oahu just north east of Honolulu.
Phillip Lamborn Aloha Phillip.....your a lucky person to live there.........never been there hope to someday. Thanks for checking in. Stay healthy
You never ever use a box blade to cover seed use a rotary tiller and set your draft shallow on your lift I plant 10 big green fields a year and I always use a rotary tiller after discing also levels out the dirt clumps
I think both units would adjust easier if greased up enough.
Cheers from NC
Angry Overlanding Happy Saturday, I love NC as I used to travel to Raleigh and Greensboro quite a bit. I believe you’re right a little loop will go along way to solving that problem thanks for checking in sure appreciate it
Hi Bill I might have missed it but why did you use a disc as opposed to your tiller. Thanks Bill
BillNJ Hi Bill. I don’t have any special reason just like the way it tears ground up..... I have damaged my yard and will using the tiller to make repairs this fall. Stay healthy friend
You got plenty of power add some weight to the disk and you will see a lot better results and great video
Thanks for the tip J&J. I’ll do that next time I’m out.
hello from N C looking at the JD 3025 right now
Happy Saturday. I always enjoyed the hunt for a tractor as much as actually purchasing the tractor.....enjoy the hunt.
Is that size of the frontier to much for a 1025r do you think? Found a used one in my area
Hello John sorry for the delay in getting back to you. My experience would tell you the 1025 will pull the frontier providing you do it in shallow passes. It would also depend on the type of soil that you have . For instance, a good farm field dirt versus heavier clay type dirt may prove difficult.
-Bill
@@billburkhart thank you for the experienced perspective will take that into consideration !
' Gear wrench makes a great adjustable pry bar that I find indispensable on my. tractor
Good to know Daniel, thanks for the info.
Once i look at one, i have to start another. Love the attachments on pallets?
@@aaronburford5701 Thanks Aaron, we got 2” of rain yesterday so it’ll be a while before it dries out. -Bill
just bought a dh1560 NW Indiana....
Good Morning Ralph, I hope enjoy the harrow as much as I enjoy mine. I'll get you on the map too. Warmer weather is coming soon. - Bill
Think I like the green 5 ft disc, but like smooth rear blades better.
Good morning Tim, thanks for taking time to comment, have a great week-Bill
If you drop it on the ground and then slowly drive forward and back will it move the gangs?
Hi Jim, no the gangs are locked into place.
@@billburkhart I believe he means pull the pin and adjust it by driving it ahead of back
Saw Junky Of course that makes sense.......I don’t know.....wish I had thought of that. Thanks for the clarification
Have a new version of the 1066 and they eliminate that bar you dislike and it adjusts the same as the land pride.
William Behrend Hello Bill. That’s good to hear I may have chosen the Frontier with that newer design, thanks for making me aware of that change, have a good week.
a landscape rakevto give you a nice finish I think especially if you put that hydraulic top link on
Tom
I haven’t used my top link with the rake yet, but I agree with your comments.
On the frontier if you left the disc down on the ground and drive your tractor Forward with the bracken slews would that I let you are just at a little easier 🎶 Mike checking in from North Star Ohio
Hello Mike, I've got you on the map. Thanks for the tip regarding the Frontier harrow. Have a great Spring.