Posted by casered on October 17, 2008 at 18:05:29 from (71.173.14.31):
We switched over to no till on our farm this past year and I was thinking that a subsoiler would be a good idea now that we are no longer tilling the ground. We have a 2wd 7120 magnum with duals. Our soil is mostly shale knobs with some lighter topsoil bottom ground. What would be the maximum number of shanks that I would want to put behind this setup and still be able to handle comfortably? I am thinking probably a three point setup but would be interested in what people think would be a most appropriate setup. I want something that would have minimum ground disturbance, we have some neighbors that pull a subsoiler and their grond seems to be really "rooted" up on top.
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