Easy Build Road Drag

Not the best videography, but you get the idea. This really does a nice job of maintaining a gravel and dirt road. Just make sure you bolt on new cutting faces on those areas that start to wear first.

[@sipthewater]

Saw one just like that at the metal scrap yard. Been there so long it's almost rusted all the way through,. If only junk shoppers knew what they'd have if they paid the two dollars for it, they'd have a superb drag.

[@airbiscuit5101]

Thanks for the comment

[@jhitt79]

Very cool, nice job!

[@airbiscuit5101]

I welded the frame but bolted the cross sections because: The welder was 30 miles away.This way, I could flip or replace the "blades" as they wore.
It would have been easier and faster to weld it all.

[@BobKelland]

Works good!

[@1stdean0]

Any chance you could email me the blue prints? Thanks dean

[@southwestutahplumbing1955]

Do you think an ATV would be able to pull this? I'm looking at getting a Polaris 500 to 570. Wonder if that would be big enough. Thoughts?

[@Xan2k]

Yup, no problem

[@Xan2k]

th-cam.com/video/dFwvLZt6xzQ/w-d-xo.html

[@ThomasFreundl]

Why didn't you weld the whole thing instead of using bolts

[@ChrisWheatley]

Hey Dan
great job, I'm building one to donate to a local paddling club here in town, and chance you can send me the blue prints :-)

[@ChrisWheatley]

+Chris Wheatley Found them online! thanks