Please read fully and understand Setup Guide prior to operating the TR3!
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Bolt On Scarifier Tips:
The scarifying teeth can handle nearly any ground condition from
horse arenas to gravel driveways. Unlike many drags, the TR3 has
replaceable bolt on tips on the scarifying teeth. This feature not only
ensures affordable and easy maintenance, of this wear part, but it also
ensures peak ground penetration no matter the ground condition. If the
tips wear to the point that performance is diminished simply replace them
and restore the performance to like new! Many competitive drags require
the owner to grind off the worn parts and weld on new ones.
3/4" Hardened Steel Finish Rake:
The final point of contact with the ground is the finishing rake.
This rake is made of 3/4" thick hardened steel for long life and is
replaceable in one foot sections. The purpose of the finish rake is to
pulverize and break up clumps of material and leave a beautifully smooth
signature finish behind. But that is not all, the rake also enables the user to
push backwards to move dirt into dug out roping boxes and jumps!
Additionally, push backward outside of the arena to slice through the
ground, like a knife, to rip out vegetation or move material to fill in
washouts and accomplish other light land clearing jobs. When driving
forward, the design of the rake effectively grooms the material, but does
not over compact it, leaving an ideally prepared surface for horse arenas
and landscaping seedbeds
Foam Filled Stabilizing Wheel:
All 3-‐point tractor implements move in the opposite direction of
the front tires of the tractor. If the front tires of the tractor go up the 3-‐
point goes down. This causes most 3-‐point implements to dig holes and
cause waves in horse arenas. This problem is solved with the "never flat"
stabilizing wheels. These wheels prevent the TR3 Rake from undulating with
the tractors front tires, keeping the scarifying teeth from loosening any
deeper than they are set and preventing the leveling blade from digging
holes. The wheels control the depth of the loosening action, create
consistent level travel to eliminate wash boarding, and eliminate gouging
and stalling of the tractor while pushing backward by supporting the frame.
Additionally, these wheels support side-‐to-‐side "dipping" while cornering.
These wheels are the secret to maintaining level grade.
