. . . such as a cultipacker or a scrape blade?
I have used a small disc behind it; works pretty well.
I have used a small disc behind it; works pretty well.
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I had seen someone used a plow or set of discs or maybe both behind theirs and bent their hitch mount upwards. Several guys put the Moose (or similar) 2" receiver mount on theirs shortly thereafter.Big goose egg on this one!
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I've pulled the drag harrow behind mine to grade the stone in the driveway before but the lawn tractor worked better so I never used it again.
I use the groundhog max for small plots. It works great you can plow forward and reverse! I beefed up my hitch and converted it to 2 inch.
Yes, using Moose hitch pulling logs for splitting and then full size trailer loaded with split wood to wood shack. What a workhorse!
How much does the moose hitch raise the adapter?
I’ve not pulled anything with mine yet so I’m glad I helped you out on this subject 🤣🤣
Little over 5 1/2” and gives you 2” receiver. It’s really well built and strong 👍
I have a back blade and rake for behind my machine when im building new trails and it works great
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Just be prepared for some installation issues... I had to round out my bottom bolt holes, and the bolts they supply dont fit with the nuts they say to use from the p5, at least for my 2018.
Between it, and the Bison rear bumper, I feel my rear-end is well protected. 😁
Yeah, that's the one I have. Works pretty well.
I'm needing to spruce up a bumpy acre or so of 'yard' at camp. Needs some fill and plenty of seed. Also an expanse of gravel driveway and parking to maintain. Last year's method of broadcasting had very limited success. Sandy soil isn't helping. Thought I'd try a power seeder and/or cultipacker this year.
Trying to decide on the purchase of two or three implements and a lift connector or rent stuff as needed.
I welcome all thoughts and experiences here!
J
I use a harrow in my horse corrals and a scraper on my yard/drive
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I custom made a shotgun seeder, not really “pull” but it is behind. Works well, controllable from in cab, I do have to install a small mechanism inside the hopper to disrupt the seed to ensure it continues to flow onto the shot gun pan.
Also have a 4’x8’ by 24” (high sides) trailer with 3500 lb axle that I tow around for firewood, brush etc., works awesome. Have hauled some mean loads of firewood and brush with Dozer.... just have to be careful not to mash the receiver hitch out from under it. Been meaning to get a Moose 2” receiver... it’s on the list, right behind V 2.0 windshield and power steering hahahaha.
Also have a 4’x8’ by 24” (high sides) trailer with 3500 lb axle that I tow around for firewood, brush etc., works awesome. Have hauled some mean loads of firewood and brush with Dozer.... just have to be careful not to mash the receiver hitch out from under it. Been meaning to get a Moose 2” receiver... it’s on the list, right behind V 2.0 windshield and power steering hahahaha.
Go for the Moose receiver first, by far the cheapest of the 3 and it works really well. You’ll be happy with it I think.
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MFG Supply makes one as well that I believe is a few $ cheaper than the Moose. I just put one on my p52 and it fits great.
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