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Re: Whew! Lotsa Iron!
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Posted by RickL on May 10, 2005 at 18:13:55 from (69.66.73.163):
In Reply to: Whew! Lotsa Iron! posted by Allan in NE on May 09, 2005 at 16:11:10:
Allen in Neb; The lilliston rolling cultivator you had pics of while back I ran those for several years whe you plowed the ground more. Ther two little wheels were used when you were doing the first cultivate. The othe units would not get that close to the row. Then you reverse everything for the lay by. the 6 row narrow units were not as good as the old 4 row units,because both spiders were on same pipe. The last time I used mine was for a rotary hoe turn the wheels all sraight and some backwards. Still have two of them in the old hardware line now thou do you want any more of them.
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