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Read articles →Distinctive for its DIY rigging: the owner welded a garden spade onto the GC1723E's ripper attachment to fashion a homemade middle-buster plow, then filmed it breaking ground for a new corn row. The video shows the modified implement up close, explains how adjusting the top link changes cutting depth, and notes that four-wheel drive was needed in clay. Best for hands-on owners curious about improvised tillage attachments.
An owner-operator sharing casual, hands-on experimentation from their own homestead property.
Weld a bent garden spade onto the flat tip of the ripper attachment, bending it to create a wide plow instead of a narrow groove.
You change the pitch by using the top link, which controls how deep and wide the modified shovel cuts into the ground.
Yes, the owner had to put the tractor in four-wheel drive once the plow went deeper because the clay was stopping it.
