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    Posted: 07 Apr 2024 at 2:02pm
Mine has no disc scrapers like some. I just knock the dirt/clay buildup off . Guess that's about all I can do?? Any other ideas? Thanks

Edited by ACinSC - 07 Apr 2024 at 2:04pm
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What model do you have?
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Sorry, it's not an Allis disc harrow. Can't remember the name brand. Thanks
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Wait until the soil is dryer? Are the disk’s ‘straight cut’ or is the disk gang angled? Maybe change angle?
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Loop of barbed wire from the axle to the frame, wherever there ain't a bearing in the way...Wink
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Thanks guys, I think Lars hit the nail on the head. Our place is mostly sand and it seems to disc better when it's kinda wet.
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All kinds of ways to skin this critter. Just depends how bad you want to do it.


1 Use barbwire as suggested.
2 Old roller chain works well last a lot longer than wire.
3 Advertise for scrapers that fit you model disc.
4 Beg, borrow, or buy steel and start building. I have built scrapers not all that hard.


Without scraper on my disces I would never get anything done most years.
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Thanks Dave and Ray! Wire or chain sounds doable.
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I used some flat chain for a while. Yeah, it doesn’t scrape right into the concave but prevents the whole space from clogging up, works pretty well.
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Buy disc with scrapers and sell current disc.
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Thanks guys for the suggestions!
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