Looking for Small Water Buffalo
 

Looking to buy a small Water Buffalo that can be pulled behind a 4 wheeler. PM myself or Lake Chuck Duck if you have a line on one, thanks.

There is a fab shop in Jennings near the airport that builds them. not sure of the $$. Believe they had an ad on L/S site.

I got a good friend in thailand that can send you a small water buffalo, shipping will be expensive though

Just remember small water buffalos become big water buffalos

I know what the animal is but what's the non-animal water buffalo, I may have seen one and not knew it.

Its a piece of farm equipment that allows you to knock down the tall grass in a field when there is too much standing water to plow or bush hog.

Basically it is a larger version of a cultipacker pulled behind a tractor, but it has large steel flat plates, usually 6" wide welded to it which smash and chop the rice stubble.

http://hotnerdgirl.files.wordpress.c...d-facepalm.jpg

call Hughes welding in jennings.. they run around 350 i believe..

Like this only smaller.
http://hugheswelding.com/images/ENLA...r-buffalo1.jpg

Hughs Welding has them for $700.00 with wheels $500.00 without wheels, 4 foot wide.

damn, they must have went up recently...

you mite want to try charlie daniels welding in lake arthur he may be pretty cheap its the old s and w welding shop

Be sure you don't have to use the bathroom at S & W welding, that place is freakin scary.

Be careful with a 4 wheeler buffalo. They can be very hard to pull if you don't have a strong bike

I just completed this one as a "cultipacker" for my food plots. I am not completely satisfied with the design and I am bag to paper on some changes. I may end up welding flate plate to it and onverting it to a ATV buffalo. I have a 2" collar welded on one side to allow for ballast. Either water or sand.

The roller section is 48" and outside to outside of frame is 53" to accomadate my ATV trailer. The tounge slides out to flip over since I will be putting some wheels on it to run from plot to plot. The total in it so far is $165, but the pipe was a defective piece from a job.

Very nice design, just need the plates welded to cylinder, in my experience, water works great and is easily removed to lighten load when done, thanks for the pic. I would need to have more distance between the cross-bar and cylinder for the chop plates needed to cut grass.

Now I know

Yep, if I convert it to a buffalo, it will be extended 10", then modified on the drum. I used it as a cultipacker and it was perfect with no ballast, but the dang wet clay would stick to the drum.

Here's one... $250 and it's yours.

Lol


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