Kinze product specialist, Justin Render, explains how the Mach Till tillage system works and how it is different from vertical and conventional tillage tools.
Back in Europe we use this type of speed discer for about 20 years, Kinze looks tough and heavy thats very important, i hope it gets more popular in North America, good luck.
Love your grain carts. You all must be watching all the Degelmam videos. Probably well made with the Kinze name...but looks like a knock off of the Pro-Till
Thank you, echutch. You are correct. The Mach Till is based on a Canadian design, produced by Degelman Industries, that has been licensed to us to build at our manufacturing facility in Williamsburg, Iowa.
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Back in Europe we use this type of speed discer for about 20 years, Kinze looks tough and heavy thats very important, i hope it gets more popular in North America, good luck.
Thank you, Martynas.
Good info, thank you
Will this thing kill all weeds in a single pass? Landoll VT are nice, and were the hot thing, but they only kill about 80% or maybe a little more.
Hi, Max - Yes, it will. The blades are working the soil both left and right. By doing this, the blades have full coverage for weed take out.
Good, thanks for the reply.
Spraying first then use this tool for best weed control
Love your grain carts. You all must be watching all the Degelmam videos. Probably well made with the Kinze name...but looks like a knock off of the Pro-Till
Thank you, echutch. You are correct. The Mach Till is based on a Canadian design, produced by Degelman Industries, that has been licensed to us to build at our manufacturing facility in Williamsburg, Iowa.
echutch degelman and kinze collaborated on this machine.
It's just a short disk. Nothing new here.
It’s actually a Degelman Pro Till painted blue.
Chisel plow and soil finisher, good enough for me. People are going too far with shallow disks.