Posted by The Famous Grouse on May 08, 2019 at 06:53:42 from (71.34.12.37):
I have an old Deere 2010 and I want to get a 3 point subsoiler attachment to rip some drainage paths to drain some low spots in my food plots. I have several natural bowls where water just sits and I really think just a couple of subsoil rips will open up drainage paths for the water to flow out much faster.
I also want to use it for popping rocks up that are too big to shovel / pry out of the ground by hand. In my mind, if I can just get under the corner of the rock, they will tend to "spin" out of the hole. I realize there are limits to this, so let's say I keep it to rocks about 2x the size of a basketball at max size.
So now to my question.
Will a subsoiler have a strong chance of damaging my 3 point hitch? It's a Cat 1/2 and the subsoiler I intend to buy is a Cat 1, so I'm not over-implimented.
I just have some fear of tearing up my good ol' Deere by rippin g off 1 of the arms at the attachment point or something. Am I over thinking this if I go slow and stop if resistance is too strong?
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