The Groundhog makes short work of grass, leaves, and other ground clutter. It pulverizes surface material into the soil making a smooth seedbed. It tracks with your ATV for total maneuverability. This includes using reverse with the plow engaged. The ability to backup is critical for tight spots like roadbeds and firebreaks.

The plow is adjustable to multiple depths by removing and replacing a tractor pin. You can flip the plow upside down to put it in transport mode. This lets you take the plow anywhere you can take your ATV. Imagine the possibilities!

About The GroundHog

Assembly - The GroundHog ATV disc plow is pre-assembled at the factory. Just remove it from the box and bolt the plow head to the plow.  It’s that simple.

Lightweight - The GroundHog by Tufline weighs only 45 pounds. This is truly lightweight when compared to other ATV plows. Some can weigh as much as 800 pounds! No partners are needed to help load and unload. No trailer is needed to haul the plow. The GroundHog attaches to your ATV. Just put your ATV onto your truck and you are on your way.

Compact - The GroundHog by Tufline is only 22 inches wide. It uses 8-inch discs. The plowing depth is fully adjustable from just skimming the surface to approximately 3 and 1/2 inches. Most ATV plows are much larger. Some are as large as 4 feet x 4 feet x 2 feet tall.

Transporting - With your GroundHog by Tufline ATV disc plow in transport position (discs up) you just drive your ATV right on to your truck. Upon arriving at the location you intend to plow you can drive your ATV off the truck and straight to your food plots. Since the plow doesn't touch the ground in transport position it’s like not having a plow attached at all. When you are ready to plow just place the plow into the plowing position (discs down) and go to it! With most other ATV plows you will need a truck, trailer, and a friend or two to help you, and hopefully you can get to a location near your food plot.

Plowing Position - To put the plow in plowing position you need to get the rear of the ATV up approximately 3 or 4 inches. There are several ways to do this...find and indentation in the terrain that allows you to pull the ATV over it, dig a hole to pull over, or get the nose of the ATV down 20 to 30 degrees (terrace row is an example). You will find the way that suits you best. Then you pull the tractor pin out and flip the plow over from discs pointing up (transport position) to discs down (plowing position). Note: Be sure you have the open end of the "V" pointing towards the front of the ATV. Adjust the up and down adjustment bar so that the discs touch the ground. Re-insert your tractor pin and carter pin. PLOW!

Storage - It's easy store! There is no need for a large storage area. You don't have to store it out in the weather. The GroundHog by Tufline ATV disk plow is lightweight and compact. It fits easily in a truck toolbox, or on a shelf in the workshop or garage out of your way.

One “Man” Operation - One person can easily handle the GroundHog by Tufline ATV disk plow. Other ATV plows normally take more than one person to use effectively due to their weight and size.

Virtually Maintenance Free - The GroundHog by Tufline ATV disc plow has no hydraulics, no fittings to grease, no ratchets, or rubber tires to go flat or dry rot. Our test plow has over 600 miles of hard plowing over 4 years without a single failure. We do recommend that you inspect your plow after each use and tighten nuts or lubricate as necessary.

Works on most ATVs - Unlike other ATV plows the GroundHog by Tufline ATV disc plow does not require a large liquid cooled ATV to operate effectively. It can be used with little risk of overheating or causing wear and tear to gears, belts, and other systems on your ATV. Click here to see if your ATV, UTV or small tractor is compatible with the GroundHog ATV disc plow.

Using the GroundHog for Wildlife Farming

Plowing - Let's have some fun! Plowing with the GroundHog by Tufline doesn't have to be like work. You don't have to drive at a snails pace for the plow to be effective. It not only gets the job done quicker you and your ATV stay cooler in the process. Your ATV can back up with your GroundHog by Tufline engaged too. That's right, it plows in reverse! We are not aware of any other ATV plow that can do that. This capability is critical for plowing in tight places. Unlike its competition no additional weight is needed on the plow. The weight of the ATV and the driver is enough to cause the plow to penetrate the ground effectively. You can plow faster with the GroundHog by Tufline ATV disc plow. For best results plow in a combination of oblong circles, figure eights, and straight rows back and forth. Don’t worry about getting the plow stuck in the woods trying to get to your food plot. Wherever you go on your ATV the GroundHog by Tufline can go with you. Imagine the possibilities!

Planting – Preparing the soil to receive seed, and planting it, is a snap with the GroundHog. You don’t need any other tool. In fact, the soil needs no further preparation after you finish plowing. You will have a pulverized, relatively smooth seedbed. Just spread your seed and fertilizer per instructions. To insure good seed-to-soil contact just adjust the plow to barely clip the ground and run back over your plot. Between the lugs of your tires and the GroundHog the seed will be slightly covered. You are done. None of the food plots you see on our web site have been dragged.

Food Plots - Game animals need three things to thrive: cover, water, and food. Planting food plots is really farming for wildlife. You plant food plots to improve the health, size, antler strength and bulk, and generally enhance the natural habitat the Good Lord made. Turkey hunters, deer hunters, moose hunters duck hunters, quail hunters and every other type of game hunter can benefit from planting food plots. In many cases tractors and other traditional farming equipment fit the bill. However, game biologists believe that smaller food plots in remote places work as well or better than large green fields. The animals are more likely to use smaller plots because they are less exposed. Now when you think about food plots the experts and good old common sense tells you that size and location matter. This is especially true with the GroundHog by Tufline. You are not limited to larger, easily assessable, and easy to maneuver on sites. For instance, think about turning radius and being able to utilize reverse. Anywhere your ATV can go, the GroundHog by Tufline can plow. Imagine the possibilities!

Duck Hunting and Swampy Bottom Land - Are you a duck hunter, or do you have ground where you want to put a food plot that is muddy and swampy? The GroundHog by Tufline is the ATV disk plow for you. It is the only ATV disk plow that works effectively in muddy, sloppy soil. The reason that it works so well is that the ATV controls the plowing depth. As long as your ATV can make it through it the GroundHog by Tufline can plow it. Other heavier ATV plows bog down in swampy ground because of the weight of the plow. The GroundHog is the ATV accessory that works!

Using the GroundHog for Landscaping

Landscaping - The GroundHog by Tufline works in landscaping applications. The GroundHog and your ATV can replace a tractor and plow in many cases. Suppose you have a small area that is hard to maneuver in, or a place where the ground is soft from previous work. Your tractor is too big or too heavy. The GroundHog by Tufline and your ATV is the answer. You can even mount the GroundHog on zero turn radius lawn mowers!

Using the GroundHog for Gardening

Vegetable Gardens - That initial plowing in the spring is tough. It can be especially back breaking, bone jarring work if you have to use a tiller. The GroundHog by Tufline can do the hard work in your vegetable, or other garden for you. Just attach the GroundHog ATV disc plow to your ATV, UTV or similar vehicle and gardening is a snap. The GroundHog is the ATV accessory that every ATV owner should not be without.

Other Uses

The GroundHog by Tufline is an extremely versatile tool. It can be used for maintaining firebreaks, weed control, grooming horse arenas, grooming rodeo arenas, maintaining motocross and dirt tracks, and maintaining ATV tracks just to name a few. The possibilities are endless.

Adjust the plow to ground level and runs over high weeds. The ATV will knock down the weeds and the GroundHog will begin to cut and uproot them.

You can use the GroundHog as a drag. Just turn the plow backwards (the “V” made by the plow should be pointing toward the rider). Adjust the depth so it skims the ground, and use it as a drag to remove clutter from your food plot or other site.


For more information about our Groundhog Disc Plow, or to speak to a representative now, contact us or call 1.800.566.1691.