Posted by Fixingfarmer on December 07, 2023 at 02:56:06 from (166.181.84.90):
In Reply to: Chisel plow point ? posted by smalltimer on December 06, 2023 at 00:38:26:
So a spring loaded shank trips when you feel the rocks with a rigid. The real question is how often do you feel that rumble? 5 times a field? Twice per year? How fast traveling? With the size of points they put on modern ones with wings who cares about a little twist that wont bother enough to scare me if its what I wanted to try. People like to blame a lot of things on broken shanks but it comes down to hitting stuff at a high rate of speed. I know its not as deep but My boss when I pulled the anhydrous bar at the coop was pretty sure my rigid shanks would be destroyed by me putting grade 8 bolts in the knives...I didnt say I was replacing the big shank bolts up top just the knives. Didnt loose a shank over 7500 acres at 7 mph. 3 shank bolts sheered always use the right shank bolt you want it to sheer
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