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02-20-2013 11:21 PM
Hope I don't stir up things too much.
Want to try no till. Looking at a older
15 to 20 footer.
Seems great plains stayed with the original
Idea using a wide rolling cutter followed
By a drill.
I'd seems to use a modified double disk
Drill, with one straight blade with another
On an angle.
Then crustbuster and sunflower again
Used the double disk, but a curved notched
Blade which to me would throw the dirt
And leave a row with no soil on top.
not sure what haybuster does...haybine
Seems to be like a single disk drill (or disk)
Krause seems to be like great plains
With the rolling cutters and drill, but
Structure is similar to nd.
Ok.....what would be good for a first
Timer?
Thank you
Want to try no till. Looking at a older
15 to 20 footer.
Seems great plains stayed with the original
Idea using a wide rolling cutter followed
By a drill.
I'd seems to use a modified double disk
Drill, with one straight blade with another
On an angle.
Then crustbuster and sunflower again
Used the double disk, but a curved notched
Blade which to me would throw the dirt
And leave a row with no soil on top.
not sure what haybuster does...haybine
Seems to be like a single disk drill (or disk)
Krause seems to be like great plains
With the rolling cutters and drill, but
Structure is similar to nd.
Ok.....what would be good for a first
Timer?
Thank you
