550Doug
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- Southern Ontario
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Absent Minded Farmer
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- Gehl Country, Wis.
Kverneland has a setup like that. Always wanted one, can't justify the cost.
Mike
Mike
flying belgian
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Buy one. Its only money. Give this recession a kick.
560Dennis
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- Madison,Ohio
To much waste turning around at the end of the field ,compacted tractor ,what a waste
My dirt wouldnt react to that very well. Combined operations dont work well here. Need to plow in fall, field cultivate in spring, and have a good seedbed.
Then, I dont have many straight level fields, I think the whole deal would become a mess trying to do the angles and curves.
I am troubled by the turning around, that is a lot of weight on the rear axle with the plow up, and that is what, 5 times back and forth each half round? Has to be a better way on that. Way too much time and compaction going on with that.
But, very cool and innovative, where it works that has to be a slick setup! Took some thought to get that packer catches and rotation to work out like it does!
Paul
Then, I dont have many straight level fields, I think the whole deal would become a mess trying to do the angles and curves.
I am troubled by the turning around, that is a lot of weight on the rear axle with the plow up, and that is what, 5 times back and forth each half round? Has to be a better way on that. Way too much time and compaction going on with that.
But, very cool and innovative, where it works that has to be a slick setup! Took some thought to get that packer catches and rotation to work out like it does!
Paul
Majorman
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- Scarning, Norfolk, England
We have been using that style of set up over here for at least 40 years. At one time a local company made a seeder unit to go on the furrow press so you ploughed and sowed all in one operation. Just the ploughs and the tractors have got larger.
One plough manufacturer made a front mounted furrow press arm so relieving the sideways strain on the plough.
One plough manufacturer made a front mounted furrow press arm so relieving the sideways strain on the plough.
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