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Tufline® ATVD Series Discs for ATVs

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  • Perfect for game plot preparation
  • Adjustable gang cutting angle
  • 1" square hi-strength gang axles
  • Depth control system
  • 16" notched blades
  • 52" disc has 8 blades
Designed to work behind larger 4-wheelers, small garden tractors, and farm utility vehicles. Perfect for game food plot preparation. Adjustable gang cutting angle with 1" square hi-strength gang axles, unique depth control system. 16" notched blades are spaced every 7-1/2". 52" disc has 8 blades. Frame is 2" square tubing. 52" cut.


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300CC AND 400CC ATVS

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38-802-960-00
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500CC ATVS +

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  • Perfect for game plot preparation
  • Adjustable gang cutting angle
  • 1" square hi-strength gang axles
  • Depth control system
  • 16" notched blades
  • 52" disc has 8 blades
Designed to work behind larger 4-wheelers, small garden tractors, and farm utility vehicles. Perfect for game food plot preparation. Adjustable gang cutting angle with 1" square hi-strength gang axles, unique depth control system. 16" notched blades are spaced every 7-1/2". 52" disc has 8 blades. Frame is 2" square tubing. 52" cut.
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2" ball. It is easy to attach and load. I am still using it after 4 years and it still does a great job.
4 months, 1 week ago
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 - Morganza, LA
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Ball but I think its a 1 7/8, not a 2.
8 months ago
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 - Indiana
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we are looking at a TRX foreman 500 fm 4x4 and wanted to know if it had the power to pull the larger disc or if it would be to much strain on the machine
1 year, 10 months ago
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I use a honda 420 4x4 to pull the lighter disc that I had added about 80#s to. I think it would work on the larger one if its used on dry, flat land. Only time I got in trouble was when it rained, then even a slight incline caused problems.
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 - Indiana
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I think it would be able to handle it, you just will have to listen to your machine, when it feels like it is getting hot or the overheat button turns on, shut down the machine and pick some rock and let it cool down
1 year, 9 months ago
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 - Minnesota
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it has 2 wheels in back that you crank up and down when you want to go from storage to food plot. you will not be disappointed with the disk
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It dose have weels when you want to move it from place to place you just have to crank them down with the hand crank on the top.
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 - north carolina
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I dont thin there is much differenc besides the weight except the larger one use 3inch steel tubing instead of 2inch
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Yeah, as long as you have the correct ball!
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Yes, it will work on UTVs, as long as they have the proper ball hitch.
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 - Springfield, MO
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