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    Posted: 16 Nov 2016 at 1:03pm
A coupler months ago I acquired a snap coupler tool bar at a local auction. Looks like it was for a rotary hoe. Had some drag harrow sections, so with the assistance of the neighbor welder/genus guy, mount three harrow section onto the tool bar. Seems to have come out pretty good and works well.
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Now that is cool. Looks like you can cover some acres pretty quick with that setup! Good job!
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Yep, we had a rotary hoe and that looks familiar... nice transformation...
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That looks pretty good. Nice way to put some parts together and make something useful.
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I like it! Need to find a toolbar so I can build one.
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Now you have me thinking, we have a set like that and use chains to drag it.
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Certainly more elegant than the hedge post I have connecting my two harrow sections.

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