Maxi Drag Harrow - 10' 4" W x 8' 0" L

The Wingfield Maxi Chain Harrow features our fullest length of harrow (8' 0"). This unit is 10' 4" wide and 8' 0" in length. The 8', 10' 4", and 12' wide base models can be doubled in size with the addition of an evener pipe. It is ideal for pulling behind a small tractor or pickup truck. Use the best chain harrow on the market today to maintain a horse arena, groom a driveway, break up manure in a pasture, prepare a seedbed for a food plot, interseed, incorporate chemical/fertilizer, and much more!

You won't find a better 10' chain drag harrow on the market today with features like these:

• A high-carbon, DRAWN, spring-steel harrow tine that can outlast the competition by up to three times!
• Harrow tines are computer bent to ensure even wear and consistent performance
• Rings in lieu of hooks to prevent unhooking, binding, and premature wear
• Chain and clevis hitch is fully-adjustable across the drawbar pipe to keep the chain from hitting the pulling vehicle tires when making tight turns
• Optional rear pipe is available to help level behind the harrow, keep the back corners from flipping up at higher speeds, and more quickly move the hitch from front to back in order to change tine aggressiveness
• Harrow can be pulled in the aggressive mode (tines standing up), less aggressive mode (tines laying flat), upside down (tines pointing in the air), or a combination between the front and rear section - rough up in aggressive mode with the front section, and smooth out with the rear section either in the less aggressive mode or upside down
• Optional single piece or two piece harrow mats - single piece mats provide superior ground contact, perform more consistently, and can never come unhooked - two piece mats let you to break the unit down for transport and allow the operator to pull the unit in combination mode
• Made in USA

NOTE: Try to order a harrow at least a little wider than your wheel base - to cover your tracks while turning and to keep your pulling vehicle clear when getting close to trees/fences. Anything wider just covers more ground per pass.