Posted by Rick Remmert on March 26, 2014 at 17:01:50 from (68.103.4.23):
In Reply to: Re: Go Dig or Go Devil posted by Nebraska Cowman on March 26, 2014 at 04:26:21:
Lister is what I always heard them called. You made the first pass thru the field and threw the dirt up in a pile in the middle after the cultivator shanks had plowed thru to kill the weeds. Then you reversed the disks and threw the dirt ridge over to put dirt in the furrow where the milo was. Pulled a 4 row one with a D4 Cat. That way my uncle could rest his eyes because it would steer it self! That was one of the dirtiest piece of equipment I ever ran. Loved every minute of it.
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