Choosing a pull-behind tiller for your tractor or ATV turns rough ground into seed-ready soil. The following five disc plow harrows are designed to connect to a 2″ hitch and help subsoil, level, and prepare fields efficiently. The selections cover wide working widths, adjustable heights, and durable construction for varied soil conditions. Use the summary table below to compare key specs at a glance.
| Product | Width | Hitch | Notable Feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| AUTOSAVER88 28″ Heavy-Duty Disc Plow Harrow | 28″ | 2″ receiver | Durable 60 Mn2Si, adjustable height |
| YINTATECH 28″ Tractor Disc Plow Harrow | 28″ | 2″ receiver | Wide compatibility, versatile height |
| QEEKA Heavy Duty 3 Point Rotary Tiller | 53.5″ tilling width | 3 PT CAT I | Single-speed PTO, replaceable blades |
| RIGMEC 32″ Disc Plow Harrow | 32″ | 2″ receiver | Adjustable height, universal compatibility |
| KUAFU 54″ Disc Plow Harrow | 54″ | 2″ receiver | Large cutting width, durable steel |
Product Profiles
AUTOSAVER88 28″ Heavy-Duty Disc Plow Harrow

AUTOSAVER88 offers a 28″ disc plow harrow with a universal 2″ hitch receiver, enabling easy connection to tractors, ATVs, or UTVs. The unit uses durable 60 Mn2Si steel with a powder-coated finish for rust resistance and longevity. A height adjustment range from roughly 13.7″ to 21.1″ supports subsoiling and soil leveling across different field conditions. Quick assembly saves time, making it a practical tow-behind option for versatile soil work.
YINTATECH 28″ Tractor Disc Plow Harrow

YINTATECH’s 28″ disc plow harrow features a universal 2″ hitch and adjustable working height from about 13.7″ to 21.1″. With a 28″ working width, it efficiently covers soil, breaks clods, and prepares seedbeds. The design emphasizes compatibility with a broad range of ATVs, UTVs, and tractors, offering straightforward hookup and reliable performance in gardens, pastures, and small farms.
AUTOSAVER88 28″ Heavy-Duty Disc Plow Harrow (Second Listing)

This listing reiterates the sturdy 28″ disc plow harrow with a 2″ receiver, emphasizing easy assembly and longevity through powder-coated 60 Mn2Si steel. The adjustable height range continues to support adaptable subsoiling and cultivation tasks, making it a dependable tow-behind tiller for diverse terrain and crop production needs.
RIGMEC 32″ Disc Plow Harrow

RIGMEC presents a 32″ disc plow harrow with a universal 2″ receiver, suitable for ATVs and UTVs. It offers adjustable height from approximately 13.7″ to 21.1″ and a broad 32″ working width. The design prioritizes simple mounting and broad compatibility, helping users level ground and prepare seedbeds with a single tow-behind attachment.
KUAFU 54″ Disc Plow Harrow

KUAFU’s 54″ disc plow harrow delivers a wide cutting width ideal for larger plots and demanding soil work. It uses a universal 2″ receiver compatible with many ATVs and tractors. The unit features a robust powder-coated steel build designed to resist rust and wear, with a 54″ working width that accelerates field prep across expansive areas.
Buying Guide: Key Purchase Considerations
- Compatibility and hitch type: Ensure a universal 2″ receiver or your tractor’s hitch matches the tiller’s attachment system for safe, secure operation.
- Working width and depth: Wider harrows cover more ground but require more horsepower. Consider soil type and field size when selecting disc width and adjustable depth (13.7″–21.1″ is common).
- Materials and durability: Look for powder-coated steel or similarly corrosion-resistant construction to withstand rust, moisture, and soil abrasives over time.
- Height adjustment: Adjustable heights help tailor subsoiling and seedbed preparation to soil moisture, compaction, and crop needs. Ensure smooth, repeatable adjustments.
- Ease of assembly and maintenance: Quick mounting, clear instructions, and replaceable blades or tines reduce downtime and long-term costs.
- Three-point vs. tow-behind: Three-point tillers offer integrated mounting on many small tractors, while tow-behind models provide flexibility for ATVs and UTVs.
- Soil health considerations: Subsoiling helps with drainage and root penetration; verify blade arrangement and blade count suit your soil structure to avoid excessive disturbance.
- Noise, vibration, and operator comfort: More robust models may introduce higher vibration; check for balanced discs and quality bearings for smoother operation.