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Read articles →This is a product-focused demo from EverythingAttachments explaining what a subsoiler actually does rather than a specific tractor test. Ted walks through its intended use, breaking compacted soil crust in pastures to let water drain, plus off-label uses like burying pipe, cable, or waterline using the beam as a puller. Covers depth (about two feet), horsepower range (30-60hp), and shear-bolt safety feature. Useful for buyers deciding if a subsoiler fits their drainage or burial needs, not a specific tractor comparison.
Posted by EverythingAttachments, an implement seller/dealer, so expect a product-explainer tone geared toward showing use cases for their subsoiler.
It breaks the crust on compacted pasture ground, going down about two feet, so standing water can drain into the water table instead of pooling.
Yes, you can wrap a chain or line around the beam and pull pipe, power lines, or cable through the ground, similar to a vibratory plow.
It can be pulled with a tractor just under thirty horsepower up into the fifties or sixties.
A shear bolt connected to the top link breaks, letting the plow fold back to avoid damage.
