ATV pull behind disk set/ cultivator recommendations

toddrod · Jul 18, 2014

Looking for a recommendation for a pull behind disc set / cultivator for a Grizzly 450. I am only looking to break the 1st 1-2 inches of soil to make a food plot with.

I have seen the Ground Hog Max one and it is interesting since there is no need an additional trailer to haul it and it is direct mounted to the ATV.

What do you all use?

Labeeman · Jul 18, 2014

Just went through this whole process. We ended up getting a used "tarter brand " these appear to have the best rating from consumers and after getting it to our shop it does appear to be well built. We are a farming family and my old uncle knows a thing or two about plows and he gave it his seal of approval. The problem we have seen with all of them is they are too light to cut good so we will add weight. It's not that they won't chop the ground some, but do a much better job with the weight. The second advice I'll give you is to buy used. We went on Craig's list and found multiple ATV plows for sale. The one we bought sells for 1200.00 plus and we got it for 750.00. We did have to drive to look at them but it was worth it. I look forward to seeing what others say. The one you are looking at will probably work but I think you can do way better. There are plenty reviews on the internet. Good luck.

freedive10 · Jul 18, 2014

I have used the Ground Hog Max for a number of years and love it.

Before:

After:

Came back a week later and did one last run.

You can just keep going over and over it and it can look this good!

For a while I could not figure why the grass would not get any taller than this. Put out a camera and had tons of deer at night keeping it mowed down. If you look closely at the grass you will see where the tops have been nipped off by them.

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