The planter is what will determine the row spacing, not the cultivator. Planter should have row markers that drop down to mark where to drive for the next 2 rows. The width of the rows is generally adjustable on the planter. Then the C, SC,200, etc. cultivator is adjustable on a square "tool bar" to match the width of the rows. I don't know of a device on the cultivator that would mark your rows before planting, if you were planting by hand.
Of course the modern way the "big boys" do their planting is with a GPS guided device. It will keep a 16 row planter within a couple inches of the previous pass.
This post was edited by IH fan at 01:38:07 10/26/11.
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