Who uses dirt dog implements

[TxMN]

Recently learned they have a dealer very close to me, I am having some difficulty getting a quote on a 6 ft disk harrow, pull type cultipacker, and pull type seed/ fertilizer spreader, also to be pulled with RTV. Wildlife plan is not going to require as much planting and ground engagement as I had thought. I plan to go visit this close by dealer tomorrow to see what he has or if I am interested in working with him. Dirt Dog has an interesting DH and culti packer that I think will meet my needs.
Your experience and thoughts on their products is appreciated, I know Jeff has their plow.

 

[kneedeep]

Couple of years ago, I contacted Dirt Dog directly thru their website to purchase a HD Disk. I liked their design and wanted to find one I could look at.
I never got any response other than received my inquiry. I eventually purchased a 3PT disk elsewhere although I wanted the Dirt Dog.

 

[TxMN]

The dealer nearest me has only been a dirt dog dealer for one month, small dealership, one sales rep, traveling up the road to visit with him tomorrow and pay for a rtv cultipacker, said they would have it here in 7-10 days. Will probably wait until he has more implements in stock before I buy a heavy use disc or plow, now he only has a few box blades and rotary cutters. Their prices seem to be fair, will see.

 

[sweettractors]

Dirt Dog makes quality equipment. Here is a link to what we have in stock today with 1000 mi free shipping. Sweet Farm Equipment - New & Used Farming Tools & Equipment | Tractor Equipment, Implements

 

[edawg]

In the southeast (GA + AL), I'm seeing a lot of Dirt Dog stuff in dealers new inventory... Looks stout, but no idea on grade of steel hardness or other hardware quality for use... Actually seems t be displacing some of the Frontier green or Land Pride orange typical implement makers stuff (on a yard today, there was one old weathered odd sized Land Pride attachment, but a dozen brand new Dirt Dogs). So there's obviously some incentive to buy from a US manufacturer that's relatively independent with a short supply chain and willing to deal.

Unrelated to Dirt Dog entirely, but worth mentioning for shoppers... Also seeing a lot of Titan stuff as well in the lightweight compact tractor segment displacing the other typical brands of attachments for forks, cutters and blades for 3 pt... the origins of Titan are a bit more questionable... depends on which Titan maker it really is and whether the Made in USA labels are even legit... buyer beware.

 

[edawg]

Well, a week later, a few other good reviews and review of specs on metal and hardware, I've ordered a Dirt Dog Landscape Rake w/wheel kit for tending our driveway, tending a horse riding ring and some lighter pasture debris cleanup. We'll see how it goes sometime early December or so?

 

[TJL442]

I Have Dirt Dog 48" pallet forks and LPGS, no complaints on quality. Used the LPGS on the driveway and it pulled out numerous large rock that were 12" diameter. It pulled them right out the packed driveway without any issues and no defects left on the blades. I would have no issue buying looking at buying more Dirt Dog equipment.

Tim

 

[jd870]

my understanding is dirt dog makes alot of 3 point equipment for bush hog.

 

[jones6780]

I have a 6' rollover blade and love it. Well built, but older and was not QH compatible. But I did fix that. Oh and by the way it was a Craigslist find for $200.