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From the pictures it looks like a front mounted attachment (only way to mount anything on a 247). You neck is going to get pretty sore in about 5 minutes going backwards.

There's fancy attachments out there that do work great but it can be done on a smaller budget. I use a 72" 7 tine chisel plow and a 72" tiller with my 80hp tractor. As long as its not going to excessively rain I re-rip everything after riding to keep the ground soft for the next prep. For the next ride I water everything heavily the night before. The next day i'll rip again to gauge the moisture levels and touch up water as needed. Then I run my tiller. We get incredible conditions. It can be done with pretty...

I use a smaller, 5 tine version of that. Mine has wider spacing on the tines and they are depth-adjustable. Even w/4WD and a 40HP Kubota it is hard work to rip true hard pack. Often it will hang up and I have to reverse to try again. Big chunks of hardpack will flip up and I have to break them up sometimes. I would think with all those tines you would need a LOT of HP to pull it through. Usually I have to wait until there is decent moisture well down into the soil to make real headway...

A chisel plow to loosen up the dirt and then a tiller after to break up the big dirt clods. Really depends on soil though. If you use a box blade or straight blade to fill in the ruts they will just return very quickly.

Bro…you want the deepest ruts you ca make! Around the entire track…. Yiu will never get a Loretta lynns regional without super deep , german chocolate cake mix ruts….

Hell yeah! Thats a nice machine!! Should be perfect.