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Chiesel Points, which one is best

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Willy P

04-05-2005 18:47:14




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I use my chiesel plow to break sod, I tried the twisted shovels and they left it way to rough so I cut them in half and use the other end when that one wears out. Started out using the spikes but what I didn't like about them is when you flip them over the hole for the bolt is wore down thin and the bolt head protrudes out and gets worn really fast. What would be the best point for me to use or should I hard surface at the bolt head,so that I could flip them? The twisted shovel works good for this because when the point is worn out so is the bolt head but they pulll harder because they are wider. What do yall use? Thanks

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JMS/MN

04-05-2005 23:35:35




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 Re: Chiesel Points, which one is best in reply to Willy P, 04-05-2005 18:47:14  
Way too rough for what?, and why cut them in half? A chisel plow is a primary tillage tool, and the ground should be rough. Then you use a secondary tillage tool, like a field cultivator, or disc, etc., and then plant. Twisted shovels do a better job of turning dirt than straight shanks, especially in sod. That is what they are made for.



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paul

04-05-2005 20:25:33




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 Re: Chiesel Points, which one is best in reply to Willy P, 04-05-2005 18:47:14  
Never considered it a problem, got a bucket of old wore down bolts to use, so don't see a problem. Just bolt them on & go, if the bolt wears down a bit it wears down?

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