Got this...

[Ultradog MN]

...out of a dumpster this week. Bunch of debris on top of it but I was able to pull it out. There was another one but it was too far buried to wrestle out.
It's 2'x8' - All 1/2x3" steel. Weighs about 125+ lbs.
I have kinda been looking for a spring tooth or spike tooth drag to go over my deer plots after discing.
I broadcast seed then cultipack it.
Maybe I could make something out of this.
Questions:
Should I get some rebar and weld spikes on it? If so how long?
Or just leave it flat? I could chain a log on top - if you guys thought more weight would help.
I think I have enough horsepower to pull it behind my 8' 3 point disc - maybe not with a log on it.
We're going up to put in the plots this week and I could have it ready.
What says the brain trust here?

 

[Eric in IL]

I'd probably try it as it is. Add some weight as needed.

 

[jon f mn]

Use a chain to pull it and make one side a bit longer so it levels better.

 

[formerly ny bill]

I like Jon's idea of having one side chain longer.

 

[Frankmn]

...out of a dumpster this week. Bunch of debris on top of it but I was able to pull it out. There was another one but it was too far buried to wrestle out.
It's 2'x8' - All 1/2x3" steel. Weighs about 125+ lbs.
I have kinda been looking for a spring tooth or spike tooth drag to go over my deer plots after discing.
I broadcast seed then cultipack it.
Maybe I could make something out of this.
Questions:
Should I get some rebar and weld spikes on it? If so how long?
Or just leave it flat? I could chain a log on top - if you guys thought more weight would help.
I think I have enough horsepower to pull it behind my 8' 3 point disc - maybe not with a log on it.
We're going up to put in the plots this week and I could have it ready.
What says the brain trust here?

Put some chain link fence on one side and you can flip it for different uses.