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"Everything has to be big. There's nothing out there for the average home gardener that plants just a few rows of potatoes."

With that thought in mind, Herman Jones created his home-gardener potato plow. The combination potato-digger / potato-plow, as seen on the left, is 2 feet wide, 3 feet long, approximately 130 lbs, and will attach to any size tractor. It has no moving parts, and is smaller than a conventional potato digger, while still being faster than a potato fork. "When it's finished, it should leave a nice row of potatoes right on top the ground, and the ground fairly level."

This digger is homemade by Mr. Jones in northeast-central Pennsylvania, with welding performed by Kevin Derrick of Danville, Pennsylvania.