William Hackett 4ft 3-Way Framed Chain Harrow H‑HF04

Where the larger William Hackett harrows fold for transport, the H-HF04 stays fixed. At 4 ft wide it doesn't need to. It rides through standard gateways, stores against a wall, and threads between orchard and vineyard rows the wider mats can't enter.

Three passes from one bed

Tines down, the 13 mm bed bites hard — useful for tearing out molehills and breaking matted thatch. Flip it once for a medium pass. Upturn it entirely for a light finishing drag that spreads droppings and levels without scarring the sward.

Frame built to stay square

British made with gusset plates welded into every corner of the wings. The frame holds its shape behind a sub-compact tractor pulling at speed, and the 125 kg mass keeps the tines biting rather than skipping over tussocks.

• 4 ft (1.2m) working width — narrowest in the framed range, clears standard gateways
• Fixed-frame construction, not folding — simpler behind the smallest machines
• 3-way tine bed: aggressive, medium or light pass by flipping the mat
• 13 mm diameter tines matched to sub-compact tractor and ATV draft
• Gusset-plated corner welds on all frame wings
• Cat 1 three-point linkage mount — fits the lightest tractor category and linkage-equipped ATVs
• 125 kg working weight; 150 × 120 cm footprint
• British made