Field Tuff 5 ft. Spike ATV Drag FTF-05SDTC – 169536599
Field Tuff’s FTF-05SDTC 5′ Spike ATV Drag has a working width of 5′. This Spike Drag works with ATVs, UTVs, and compact tractors as a tow chain with loop fits over a 2 in. ball. It is designed with heavy-duty spikes that measure 3.75 in. long.
Field Tuff’s FTF-05SDTC 5′ Spike ATV Drag has a working width of 5′. This Spike Drag works with ATVs, UTVs, and compact tractors as a tow chain with loop fits over a 2 in. ball. It is designed with heavy-duty spikes that measure 3.75 in. long. Constructed of strong steel with a durable powder-coat finish for a long-lasting product. Field Tuff’s Spike Drag Harrow is perfect for leveling or grading fine gravel or soil. This drag was created to break up dirt clumps, level ground, and prepare seedbeds. FTF-05SDTC
- Covers a 5 feet wide area
- Tow chain with loop fits over 2 ball
- Spikes measure 3.75 long
- Constructed of strong steel with a durable powder-coat finish
- Perfect for leveling or grading fine gravel or soil
- Breaks up dirt clumps, levels ground, and prepares seed beds
12 months limited parts warranty
Additional information
| Attachment Method | Tow Behind |
|---|---|
| Brand Compatibility | Field Tuff |
| Features | Tow chain fits over 2 in. Trailer balls |
| Model Compatibility | ATV, UTV, Compact Tractors |
| Primary Color | Black |
| Primary Material | Steel |
| Product Height | 4 in. |
| Product Length | 52 in. |
| Product Width | 60 in. |
| Product Weight | 71 lb. |
| Attachment Type | Drag Harrows |
| Warranty | 12 Months Limited Parts |
| Working Depth | 3.75 in. |
| Working Width | 60 in. |
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by Rolls
Took a chance buying this for flattening out ground before seeding grass. The assembly was fairly easy. Hooked up and worked like a dream! Didn’t even have to put blocks on top. Great piece of equipment. Ordered this because it resembled an old quack grass drag back home on the farm.