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Read articles →An owner-operator who is genuinely new to compact tractors tests whether a 24-hp Solis H24 can pull a heavy, adjustable 5-ft disc harrow through food plots, and doesn't know the answer going in. The video shows one real working pass, notes traction and hill-climbing limits, then briefly covers seeding and rolling the same plots. Best for food-plot hunters weighing compact-tractor capability against implement weight.
An owner-operator channel focused on rural/hunting land management, sharing unscripted first-hand impressions as they learn the Solis H24 themselves.
Yes, it pulled it easily. The tractor weighs over 3,000 pounds, giving enough inertia and forward momentum, plus wide tires for traction, so it broke ground well in one pass.
Yes, the operator had to slow down going uphill while burying the disc, but going downhill they could hold the pedal to the floor since the tractor wasn't fighting the hill.
A heavy, fully adjustable disc with a big square tube frame and taller blades, versus a lightweight angle iron disc that cannot be adjusted.
