Jan 21 Harrow Question

Check out these reader letters about a mysterious piece of machinery.

By Farm Collector readers
Published on March 9, 2021
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Could be an Ezee Tiller

Regarding the tool shown on Page 4 of the January issue of Farm Collector: This tool is what you called a clodbuster. My dad bought a new Ezee Tiller in June 1952. It is an Ezee-Flow product. I still have it in my tool shed. It was used behind a 3-bottom plow. A chain was put around the main beam of the plow at the lead bottom and a flat brace attached at the third bottom to push the clod buster out so it did not close the last furrow. I still have the original invoice dated June 3, 1952.

Richard Stuenkel, Monee, Illinois

Harrow used behind a moldboard plow

I believe that the picture of the odd machine on page 4 of the January 2021 issue of Farm Collector shows a harrow that was made to be pulled behind a moldboard plow.

I checked the internet for information about the Roller Harrow Mfg., Duluth, Minnesota, but did not find anything. So I am going strictly from memory, which is a little scary, but I am pretty sure I have seen similar units that were pulled behind a plow. And it appears that it can be flipped over onto the skids for transport to and from the field. 

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