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Ron

02-22-2003 18:03:36

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Does anyone have a good poor mans method to final seed bed finishing? I like the job a crumbler does but I never see a used one for sale and a new one is $$$$$. Looking for something to leave a fine seed bed.

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scottAR

02-26-2003 19:58:38

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Re: seed bed finishers in reply to Ron, 02-22-2003 18:03:36

I agree with John. The Do-All is hard to beat. Only thing I've found to compare with it is a Dickey Incorporovator. Both machines work best on firm or stale beds rather than fresh beds. If you are planting flat, you can get a Do-All that has a couple of rows of field cultivator shanks in front that helps work the soil ahead of the beaters. Makes it pull pretty hard. I've seen a 26' one load a 976 Versatile. I've pulled a six row regular Do-All with a 706. If you are wondering why they are called Do-All it is because you could unhook the harrows and cut cotton stalks with the beaters after a freeze.

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scottAR

02-26-2003 19:55:44

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Re: seed bed finishers in reply to Ron, 02-22-2003 18:03:36

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john

02-23-2003 05:20:01

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Re: seed bed finishers in reply to Ron, 02-22-2003 18:03:36

in my experience a forrest city do-all is the best finnishing tool made. i had a 15' and a 19' and they both made and exelent seed bed

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