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Re: Tuning over plots?
[Re: marshmud991]
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07/10/20 09:58 AM
07/10/20 09:58 AM
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If you want a big, bumpy mess, definitely get out the moldboard plow. I've got one I'll probably never use again. You do know youve got to run the disk behind the plow right? Two passes with a good cutting disk and itll be smooth again. Or one pass with a roto tiller. I thing I’m gonna try to rip it with the shank instead of the moldboard. I was just sitting here thinkingabout the tiller over the plow. That would give you a good seedbed with loose dirt underneath. That sounds like a pretty good deal. There has been times when I disked a watermelon field too much, I think that loosely broken dirt down deep will be a good later on.
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