Posted by paul on February 25, 2015 at 08:48:46 from (70.197.192.233):
In Reply to: 3010 and 30 Rows posted by 2510Paul on February 25, 2015 at 07:37:45:
Figure it centered, you can cheat out 2 inches wider maybe 4 inches if in small corn but there is a price to pay, you will nip a bit more corn.
I used to plant 38 inch corn, 30 inch beans, and had a tractor set somewhere in the middle for spraying. It worked, but sure I did run a bit more crop down especially on hills when you slip to the side.
If hills are a concern, fluid fill or cast iron weight the rear tires, will be much much more practical that adding 2 inches of width. Much much more stability.
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