Disc Plow

Excellent value for the price. Assembly was simple and took an hour. Parts are all solid. When attached to my John Deere Category 0 3-point lift, navigated easily over medium-to-soft soil. For the rocky and hard soil, I attached a plywood box to the top and put in two 60 pound sand tubes from the local big box store. I worked over 2 acres or very hard soil with rocks and shallow tree roots everywhere. After two to three passes the ground was tilled about 6 inches which is what I wanted. Now I'm able to level using an Impact Implements Landscape Rake, which also pulls away any all sticks and pine cones and any rocks over about 1.5 inches big. I abused one part and emailed the manufacturer asking how to buy a replacement. I had a personal email a knowledgeable person at the office/plant in Minnesota the next day. I called and spoke with her and ordered the part, which was priced reasonably and so was the shipping., I was back in business on about 5 days, very happy with the product and especially the service. I will buy more from them as a result. The company is small, friendly and reputable.

it was very easy to assemble, however, when I try to hook it up to the three-point hitch lift, thehitch pins holes were too small; they needed to be drill out larger too work. So, I did but the drill bitcost me $45.00 for one bit.

Great product for the money . A little confusing in the diagram to build it , was able to figure it out . Did receive a frozen bearing bracket but the company sent one same day 5 STARS for customer service. Motoalliance is a reliable company . So far the disc harrows has done a great job in the garden , thank you . WP

Not bad at all i am very happy with this Disc I grew up with pretty harsh ground breaking equipment Diy and bailing wire repair. This will serve me well and if it does break its weldable .

The instructions are a little difficult. The main thing is DO NOT tighten all the bolts before attaching the center part. Other then that it works awesome. Adding some weight would help but that is with most small disc's.

Bought this to do some light arena work behind my ATV. Well after 2.5 hours I was able to finally get it together because the instructions were piss poor at best. Also had to drill out most holes to make them line up to get the bolts thru and the bracket on the 3 point connection where the brace is supposed to go yeah hard to put that on when there was legit no hole whatsoever so had to get out my heavy drill, bit and oil and drill for the bolt . After all of that used it to mediocre results. Definitely requires extra weight which I had to strap on an old utility pole I had with cargo straps because there is no try for weight to be added. A lot of headache for something that cost so much. Unless you're trying to turn sand don't even think of buying it.

Disc harrows are lite weight but it does a great job in loamy soil. It's not to heavy for my subcompact tractor, Seems to be a great fit. Very good with my soil conditions and tractor size.

New, so how well it will hold up over time is unknown. It's made in China (disappointing), so long term availability of repair parts is questionable. Assembly is reasonably simple, but the instructions are pretty poor...figure on putting it together, then discovering that something is not right and having to take it apart to reassemble it to correct something several times. I think it will be OK for dealing with weeds, but it seems a little light for plowing earth.