I did not make this, but I did a lot of improvising .
I have a frame for a two row cultivator for my tractor.
I don't have a plow, but I do have a garden.
Soooo, I got to thinking. how can I work up the garden soil ?
Here's how. I took all the spring teeth off of the cultivator frame. bought all new matching nuts and bolts.. some of the old ones were mismatched, so I needed several different wrenches.. some were so rusted I had to cut them off..
anyway, I loosened up every bolt on the mounting brackets. lots of penetrating oil and about a whole day's work.
Now it is a simple matter to loosen bolts and remove teeth and rearrange them into any configuration I need. I can do a one row cultivator, a two row cultivator, "chisel plow" and spring tooth drag..
I went one step further and bought two 16" discs. with them I can hill potatoes or just make hills for planting corn or beans on top.
by rearranging the discs, I can dig a furrow.
yesterday I mowed down some really tall weeds in a garden that I did not use this year. the weeds were over 5 feet tall.
today I set 4 of the spring teeth about 12" apart and "chisel plowed" the garden.
tomorrow I am going to sow a bushel of winter rye seed for a cover crop. Next spring I will "chisel plow" the rye under for green manure and plant the garden in a hopefully weed free soil..
I am going to get a friend to weld me up a buster plow..
.......jiminwisc....