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Re: Re: Digging Potatoes
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Posted by Robert in Md. on March 10, 2001 at 16:39:10 from (38.11.104.52):
In Reply to: Re: Digging Potatoes posted by Steve from Tn on March 09, 2001 at 19:42:19:
I dig about an acre of white potatoes using a Super A by clamping a l 1/2 inch square bar across the back of the cultivator frame with 4 grade 8 bolts . I have a IH shank clamp in the middle of the bar with an IH shank and a 15 inch middlebuster attached. First gear and go slow , it works, potato roll out both sides. It helps if someone walks along and pulls the vines out when it jams up. Would someone please tell me where I can find information on these one row 3 point pto drive potato diggers I keep hearing about. I have never seen one. I have a old iron wheel drive potato digger but its easier to use the middlebuster. My old digger wanted to hang up about every 20 feet.
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