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Read articles →A follow-up to an earlier disc harrow video, this one focuses narrowly on hookup adjustments: swapping fixed bolts for removable pins on a Harbor Freight quick hitch, adding category 1/2 bushings, and dialing back float to keep rear discs on the ground. The creator then runs the harrow and shares honest field results, including where it struggled on unbroken ground. Most useful for owners troubleshooting quick-hitch compatibility with similar disc harrows.
Posted by the tsafa channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing trial-and-error experience from their own property.
Swap the fixed bolts for thinner removable pins so the hook can be moved up and down quickly when switching attachments, instead of using bolts that are slow to remove.
Too much float lets the rear of the harrow rise up off the ground; reducing the float setting forces the back to stay down and in contact with the soil.
The creator found it mostly clipped the grass and did not dig in much on unbroken ground, concluding a middle buster or turning plow would be needed first.
Category 1/2 bushings, picked up to fit the hitch pins, were added to reduce play in the hookup compared to the earlier setup without them.
