TAR RIVER IMPLEMENTS IN ADAMS RUN, SC

Tar River Implements builds tractor attachments for tilling, mowing, grading, and hauling. Their equipment is built to work hard without a big price tag, which makes it a solid match for the tractors we already sell. Steen carries the Tar River line because it holds up to real Lowcountry ground, and it gives our customers a dependable, affordable option to pair with a new or used tractor.

TILLERS

Tar River rotary tillers come in sizes built for compact tractors up through larger utility models. They break up hard, rooty Lowcountry ground without stalling out, and the heavier models handle bigger acreage. Whether you’re breaking new ground or reworking an old plot, there’s a tiller sized to your tractor.

Best for: food plots, garden beds, and pasture reseeding.

MOWING & CUTTING

Finishing mowers, drum mowers, and heavy-duty brush cutters handle everything from a manicured yard to thick brush and saplings. The brush cutters are built for demanding jobs and can cut through growth that would stall a lighter mower. Pick the right one, and you can keep pastures and property lines looking good all season.

Best for: property maintenance, pasture upkeep, and clearing overgrown fence lines.

GRADING & DIRT WORK

Box blades, sized from sub-compact to heavy-duty, move dirt, gravel, and mulch, and smooth out driveways, pads, and rough ground. Ripper shanks break up compacted soil before the blade smooths it out, so you’re not making extra passes. Replaceable scraper blades mean you’re not buying a new box blade once the edge wears down.

Best for: driveway repair, yard grading, and general dirt work.

GROUND PREP

Disc harrows and drag harrows break up sod and knock seedbeds down smooth before you plant. They’re the step between a rough tilled plot and one that’s actually ready for seed. Running one before you plant makes a real difference in how well your seed takes.

Best for: food plot prep and pasture renovation.

HAY & PASTURE TOOLS

Rotary rakes and tedders turn and windrow hay so it dries evenly and bales clean. A tedder spreads hay out to speed up drying after a cut, and a rotary rake gathers it back into a windrow once it’s ready. Both are sized for small to mid-size operations, not commercial-scale outfits.

Best for: small to mid-size hay operations.

SEEDING & SPREADING

No-till seed drills and planters put seed in the ground without a full tillage pass, which saves time and protects the soil. Spreaders handle fertilizer, seed, and lime, with options sized from sub-compact tractors up to full-size equipment. Whether you’re planting a food plot or reseeding a pasture, there’s a setup that fits your acreage.

Best for: food plots, pasture reseeding, and fertilizing.

MATERIAL HANDLING

Root grapples and claw grapples mount to your loader or skid steer for moving logs, brush, and debris. They make quick work of land clearing jobs that would otherwise take hours by hand. Built heavy enough for real cleanup work, not just yard waste.

Best for: land clearing and general cleanup work.

WHY BUY TAR RIVER THROUGH STEEN

Buying Tar River through Steen gets you more than the implement. Our parts department keeps common wear items in stock, and our service team sets these attachments up right on your tractor the first time. If something needs fixing, you’re not shipping it off. You’re driving down the road to see people who already know your equipment.

READY TO ADD A TAR RIVER IMPLEMENT?

Call us or stop by the dealership. Our team can help you match the right implement to your tractor and your land.

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FAQ

What Tar River implements does Steen Enterprises carry?

We carry Tar River tillers, mowers, box blades, harrows, hay tools, seeders, spreaders, and grapples. Call or stop by and we can tell you what’s currently in stock.

Will a Tar River implement fit my Kubota tractor?

Most Tar River implements are built for standard Category 1 three-point hitches, which cover the majority of Kubota compact and sub-compact tractors we sell. Bring in your tractor’s specs, and we’ll match you to the right size.

Can I get parts and service for my Tar River implement at Steen?

Yes. Our parts department stocks common wear items like blades and belts, and our service team can help with setup, repairs, and routine maintenance.

How do I find out if a specific Tar River implement is in stock?

Call the dealership or stop by and ask. If we don’t have it on the lot, we can tell you whether it can be special ordered.