Unless you chop the stocks in the fall or you use a disc style chisel that cuts the stocks and that covers them somewhat so they decay over winter the older three bar field cultivators are nothing more then a DUMP rake and will help you learn new words . The newer four and five bar ones that have higher clearance and more open spaces that can flow the trash work far better , Then unless you have the bucks to buy new or the horse power to pull what one can find used on the newer four and five bar stiles . Then just how many PBA of rocks does your ground make per year .And how much time do you have to spare to clear the ground of ROCKS . I know that we have spent lots of hours picking stones and rocks . Then when you think you have a good handle on the rock issue and now want to address the compaction issue and you get a deep tillage tool and explore the nether world down deep you find all the aunt's, uncles and and all there cousins that were lerking down below and you now have found all them plow trippers and brought them up to see the light of day .
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