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Read articles →A working field session showing a KIOTI RX7320 pulling a homemade chisel disc harrow to break ground, cover seed, and grade a rough, wet road on an active land-clearing project. The creator narrates real first-pass hazards like hidden stumps and tree roots, notes the implement's power demands, and closes with an after-look. Best for owners curious about real-world use on raw, unimproved land.
Posted by the Kapper Outdoors Modern homestead channel, an owner-operator documenting ongoing land development projects on their own property.
Occasional stumps, usually two to three or four inches, plus tree roots that can try to stop the entire tractor if not caught in time.
Yes, but the transcript notes it takes quite a bit of power depending on how far the chisels are cutting down into the ground.
The first pass is the worst and roughest, while the second pass puts a nice finish on it and covers the seed.
