I made a dirt harrow for my skid steer similar to some of the production ones. It has five rows of teeth made of 3/8 x 2 steel plate that I hard surfaced on all three edges. Works great but using it on gravel roads and parking lots has taken it's toll on the front and back rows of teeth that you bear in with on real hard compacted gravel. I'm getting ready to redo the worn and broken teeth and was wondering if I could find a harder steel that's also weldable to not have to hard surface them. The frame is made of two inch square tubing and I can weld to any of the three sides of it.
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skid steer rake harrow
- Thread starter gwhammy
- Start date
Grouser bar come to mind Or have some strips of ar400 cut out
https://www.fordsteel.com/wearalloy-bar/ They may have 400 in 3/8 bar
https://www.fordsteel.com/wearalloy-bar/ They may have 400 in 3/8 bar
Might talk to your local road department and see if you can get a used cutting edge from a grader or snow plow. Use a torch or cut wheel to cut it, don't try a saw ( will rip the teeth off). I have welded plenty of it with either 7018 or ER70S.
digger doug
Senior Member
Can you use some kind of bolt on tooth ?
maybe from a mini excavator bucket.
maybe from a mini excavator bucket.