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Read articles →Jared tests a used 6-foot Woods disc harrow, bought off Facebook Marketplace, behind his L3560 on untouched, weed-choked ground specifically to explore a worst-case scenario. He discusses disc gang angle settings, notices a center-cutting problem he can't fully diagnose, and reports usable ground speed. Honest about the non-ideal conditions, this suits buyers wondering whether a 35-hp utility tractor can realistically pull a 72-inch disc.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on field tests from his own property and paying customers' jobs, with no evident dealership affiliation.
Yes, Jared ran it successfully even through hard, untouched, weed-choked ground, though he had to keep speed at low to medium-low since higher speeds got too bumpy.
Jared believes it may be sway in the gangs but is not certain, since so many weeds made it hard to tell. He plans to check it on concrete later.
The front notched discs were set at the most aggressive setting to cut deep, while the rear smooth discs were set one notch off straight to slice and break apart the ground.
