Made In America Sub Soiler

[Darryle]

I am in the process of running water lines to several pastures for water tanks so I am in search of a subsoiler that has a shank long enough to get down at least 1' but preferably down to 18"-24" that also has a shear pin. I prefer it to be manufactured in the United States, even North America would welcome. If I can not find an acceptable candidate, I will resort to manufacturing my own.

Thanks Darryle

 

[BRMyers]

I think Bush Hog is made in America, but I would drop them an email to make sure. As you know, some companies just reband, but I think Bush Hog makes their stuff.

 

[Diggin It]

Mine will go down a few inches, but stop me dead if it catches a root or rock. To go 12-18 inches, you'd need to be in very soft ground with no subsurface issues. There are a number of manufacturers like Taylor-Pittsburgh where mine came from.

If you're dealing with more than a couple of hundred feet, it sounds like trencher time.

 

[jeff9366]

Subsoiler from everytfhingattachments.com is made in North Carolina and has shear bolt protection.

VENDER LINK: Fred Cain Tractor Subsoiler, 3 point hitch

 

[bullbreaker]

:tractor::welcome: to TBN ! ........................................:thumbsup:

 

[i7win7]

EA subsoiler
How to Use a Subsoiler - YouTube

I have a TSC unit plan to use it someday

 

[ruffdog]

King Kutter HD

King Kutter Subsoiler Heavy Duty - SUB-HD-YK | Blain's Farm & Fleet

 

[5030]

Mine will go down a few inches, but stop me dead if it catches a root or rock. To go 12-18 inches, you'd need to be in very soft ground with no subsurface issues. There are a number of manufacturers like Taylor-Pittsburgh where mine came from.

If you're dealing with more than a couple of hundred feet, it sounds like trencher time.

+10 on that. No subsoiler / pipelayer will do that depth without some serious power pulling it.

 

[SteelMastiff]

I am in the process of running water lines to several pastures for water tanks so I am in search of a subsoiler that has a shank long enough to get down at least 1' but preferably down to 18"-24" that also has a shear pin. I prefer it to be manufactured in the United States, even North America would welcome. If I can not find an acceptable candidate, I will resort to manufacturing my own.

Thanks Darryle

Darryle, just picked one up a week ago that will get down to the depth you are looking for, actually just did a video, check it out and if you have any question feel free to ask.

 

[bullbreaker]

Awesome vid but a question and not tryin to stir up mud . According to Northern tool site that sub soiler does not have a shear bolt ? It states no shear bolt under ques and answers ?
https://www.northerntool.com/shop/t...MIy5m7rZm86QIVhJOzCh1L0gv5EAQYAiABEgKPLPD_BwE