What attachments do I need for a new lawn?

[Neophyte]

3-Point Disc Harrow picture attached.

 

[Slamfire]

I like the one in the first picture best. I'm sure amazed at what they've done with the wheels and all. I've never used one of the rotaries, so can't comment. Spike tooth or spring tooth harrows do a pretty good job of smoothing AFTER you've plowed. The chain type do a good job of renovating pasture. Before you buy anything mow and get a good look at how rough the ground is. You can pick up the harrow in the first picture with a boom and winch, obviating the need for all that frame work in the last photo. And you don't want to spend money for fancy stuff that is just gonna sit in the shed after the lawn is in place.

 

[MLB]

Pulverizer

does a great job of that too. I have a Woods super rennovater that combines a dual roller pulverizer with a gear driven seeder box.
Great tool. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[Neophyte]

Re: Pulverizer

MLB,

I was looking at that unit. Do you have it for personal or business? Do you have the 48", 60" or 72"? Can your TC33D handle this unit without any problems? How much does one of these units cost?

I will have to check around to see if anyone rents these.

Thank You

 

[MLB]

Re: Pulverizer

60" for commercial use as they cost over 4k new! /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

 

[MLB]

Re: Pulverizer

piece of cake for the 33d.