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Post by Foggy on Sept 6, 2017 6:58:14 GMT -6
One thing I forgot to mention.....is the the field cultivators are pretty good at working around rocks and stumps as compared to a disk or tiller. The flexing teeth can typically take some pretty good punishment and spring around the obstacle. Especially if you go slow in such situations. IF the dirt is free of this stuff......your can really fly!
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Sept 6, 2017 7:01:57 GMT -6
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Post by biglakebass on Sept 6, 2017 7:01:57 GMT -6
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Post by biglakebass on Sept 6, 2017 7:07:35 GMT -6
One thing I forgot to mention.....is the the field cultivators are pretty good at working around rocks and stumps as compared to a disk or tiller. The flexing teeth can typically take some pretty good punishment and spring around the obstacle. Especially if you go slow in such situations. IF the dirt is free of this stuff......your can really fly! Bingo. Bingo. Bingo. Incredible for pulling rocks to the surface. Makes for cleaning a field much easier. Tears roots out of the ground with ease. If you have a lot of debris, you can take teeth out so it doesnt clog, or leave teeth in and rake the debris off. Best plot tool I have by far. |
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Post by biglakebass on Sept 6, 2017 7:11:13 GMT -6
That looks like that damn thing can go deep! ^ Yeah....that don't look right....and not the way those are intended to be used. Gonna break those tines if you do much of that. They are good at 2 to 6 inches deep or so.....IMO. I took teeth out becuase its a new plot. Lots of grass wads and stuff. Its not going quite as deep as it appears. The frame was not dragging on the surface by any means. I was deeper than 6 inches, and trying to get all the sod busted up. We have had this one several years and never broke a tine. As noted, the rocks and roots I have pulled up in insane. This plot has zero rocks and zero roots. 100% clean soil. |
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