Yes it can be done.Cheaply? Not unless you work with those kinds of steels or know someone with access to scraps. I have made two single shank subsoilers, both three point though. Made both of them with A514 shanks and AR400 wear points. Both have been used a great deal neither have broken, cracked or bent so far. Theres alot of stress on a single shank especially in rocky ground. We quit using a regular top link and started using a piece of 1.5x2 flat bar after ruining the threads on two toplinks. We try to run about 20 inches deep or as deep as we can pull it but we have alot of clay and limestone around here. I guess your only limited by your wallet, horsepower, and traction. Honestly though it would probably be cheaper to buy a used one.
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