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Re: FRONT MOUNT CULTIVATOR FOR H FARMAL
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Posted by The Dukester on January 27, 2002 at 15:13:54 from (65.89.18.214):
In Reply to: FRONT MOUNT CULTIVATOR FOR H FARMAL posted by RYAN on January 25, 2002 at 11:16:21:
About 20 years ago when I could still afford the sport of farming, a neighbor of mine had a Super H with an HM 238 cultivator. I used it some and liked it, so I tried the HM238 on my regular H and put my HM 438 four row I usually had on my Super M on the Super H. My stepson and I went to the fields and got some soybeans cultivated. The H's did a great job, going the first time through, no shields, real slow, 5/8ths throttle in 2nd with the super H and 1/2 throttle in 3rd with the regular H. I had set up both cultivators to throw just a little dirt on the rows, they did a great job. It was really fun and we didn't burn much gas with that "6 row outfit". We did 65 acres in one day, all the crop. Farmin' was such a satisfyin' job sometimes.
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