Field Tuff

Field Tuff is an agricultural and acreage equipment brand built around tractor, ATV and UTV attachments for planting, soil preparation, spreading, grading, raking and general property maintenance. The range covers 3-point seeders, disc harrows, drag harrows, spreaders, cultivators, landscape rakes and related utility equipment. The FIELD TUFF trademark lists first use in 2009 and first commercial use in 2010 for agricultural machinery and tractor-towed equipment.

The FTF-603PTS is a 60-inch 3-point seeder that plants 10 rows across prepared ground at 6-inch spacing, with planting depth adjustable from 3/4 inch to 2 inches. It handles corn, beans, oats, wheat, rye, grass seed and compatible food plot mixes. Meter settings should be calibrated for the specific seed being planted rather than copied from a chart.

It connects to a Category 1 3-point hitch and is rated for tractors of at least 20 HP. The seeder weighs roughly 485 pounds before any seed or fertilizer goes in, so check 3-point lift capacity alongside horsepower. A tractor can clear the horsepower requirement and still lack the hydraulic lift for the fully loaded implement.

Ten rows at once, spaced 6 inches apart across the 60-inch working width. That lets a compact or utility tractor cover far more ground per pass than a single-row planter while staying narrow enough for most food plots, gardens and small fields.

The current 3-point seeders plant 8, 10 or 14 rows at 6-inch spacing rather than two wide rows, so they are drill-style seeders rather than row-crop planters. Individual seed tubes on the FTF-603PTS can be shut off, which widens the effective row spacing when a crop needs more room between rows. For true 30-inch row-crop corn with precision singulation, a dedicated vacuum planter remains the right machine.

Yes. The hopper is divided front to rear, with separate metering for each material. Fertilizer loads into the front section and seed into the rear, and each one follows its own funnel and hose down to the coulter assembly. Both go into the ground on the same pass without ever mixing inside the hopper.

Seed output changes mechanically, by opening or closing the metering system with the hand wheels on the hopper. No single setting is accurate for every seed, because size, weight, shape and moisture all affect how much material passes the meter. Pick a starting position, make a measured test run, collect the discharge and adjust until the output matches your target rate or plant population.

From about 3/4 inch to 2 inches, set through the rear roller adjustment. Choose the depth for the crop, the soil condition and the seed supplier recommendation. Larger seed generally goes deeper than small grass or forage seed, and the full 2 inches is wrong for plenty of crops.

No. It is built for prepared soil. The double-disc coulters work well once hard ground, sod or heavy residue has been dealt with, and poorly. A disc harrow, cultivator or other tillage attachment usually needs to run first when the ground is compacted or carrying established vegetation.

Between 1 and 3 mph. Holding a steady speed keeps metering and seed placement consistent, and slowing down solves more problems than it causes. Raise the seeder before reversing or making a sharp turn so the coulters are never forced sideways through the soil.

Yes, in several widths for Category 1 tractors. The FTF-483PTS covers 48 inches with eight rows, the FTF-603PTS covers 60 inches with 10 rows, and the FTF-843PTS covers roughly 84 inches with 14. Tractor lift capacity, field size, gate and access width and the room you have to turn all decide which one fits, not acreage alone.

A seeder places material into defined rows and controls how deep it goes. A broadcast spreader throws seed or fertilizer across the surface and leaves it there. Use the FTF-603PTS when row placement and depth matter. The AS-80ATV12 12V spreader suits jobs where grass seed, granular fertilizer or another compatible material simply needs to cover a wide area.

An 80-pound hopper capacity, roughly 8 gallons of compatible material. It runs grass seed, fertilizer and suitable small grains off a 12V motor and mounts to common 1-1/4 inch or 2 inch receivers on ATVs, UTVs and utility vehicles.

Leveling loose ground, breaking up clods, smoothing prepared soil and redistributing surface material. They earn their keep after rough soil preparation and on fields, plots, arenas and gravel surfaces that need maintaining. A drag harrow will not replace a disc harrow or powered tiller when hard, compacted soil has to be cut deeply before planting.

Loose surface material such as pine needles, leaves, straw and cut grass. The 60-inch FTF-60PSR3PT connects to a Category 1 3-point hitch and uses flexible spring steel tines to gather material across a much wider strip than a hand rake. It is a cleanup and landscaping attachment, not a tillage implement.

Many Field Tuff products carry a one-year limited parts warranty, including the FTF-603PTS seeder, AS-80ATV12 spreader, FTF-60PSR3PT rake and FTF-811DHSH disc harrow. Coverage varies by model and by seller, so check the terms on the specific product before buying. Normal wear, improper assembly, misuse and damage from running an attachment outside its intended application are commonly excluded.