Posted by ejr-Ia. on February 23, 2012 at 09:48:29 from (204.11.182.14):
In Reply to: Lilliston cultivator posted by jenkbe on February 23, 2012 at 08:49:11:
I have had one or years.It is all in the setting and what attachments it has like row gangs,tent shields,full fender shields,rear shovels,number of spiders per row.The cultivator is made to throw away or too the row their are many combonations.Yes with the right setting you can cultivate at a good speed in small plants.They don't like wet soil will ball up and drag.When you lay by I have run 6mph or faster.You have to be a good driver not much room for error.I still have one but most around here they are phased out,Notill and sprayers.
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