Esta en busca de un video y este fue el mejor, pues compre una igualita pero esta mal configurada seria tan amable de regalarme las medidas de distancia entre cada espacio por donde pasa la planta de maiz, y que ancho tiene la calle por donde ban los dos cadillos seguidos, la agradesco la imformacion lo saludo desde colombia
Hello to you in Columbia! I had to translate your comment to English and I'm not sure I understood it all, but I'll try to answer your questions. The rows (or beds, or "streets" as the translator says) are 38 inches wide. The distance between the cultivator gangs where the crop passes is about 10 inches. My thought is that if you made that narrower, it may damage more of the plant roots. Hope that helps!
Hello to you in Columbia! I had to translate your comment to English and I'm not sure I understood it all, but I'll try to answer your questions. The rows (or beds, or "streets" as the translator says) are 38 inches wide. The distance between the cultivator gangs where the crop passes is about 10 inches. My thought is that if you made that narrower, it may damage more of the plant roots. Hope that helps!
Looks like it’s doing a fine job
Rolling cultivator does a great job!
Another great demonstration video, thank you!!!
Esta en busca de un video y este fue el mejor, pues compre una igualita pero esta mal configurada seria tan amable de regalarme las medidas de distancia entre cada espacio por donde pasa la planta de maiz, y que ancho tiene la calle por donde ban los dos cadillos seguidos, la agradesco la imformacion lo saludo desde colombia
Hello to you in Columbia! I had to translate your comment to English and I'm not sure I understood it all, but I'll try to answer your questions. The rows (or beds, or "streets" as the translator says) are 38 inches wide. The distance between the cultivator gangs where the crop passes is about 10 inches. My thought is that if you made that narrower, it may damage more of the plant roots.
Hope that helps!
Hello to you in Columbia! I had to translate your comment to English and I'm not sure I understood it all, but I'll try to answer your questions. The rows (or beds, or "streets" as the translator says) are 38 inches wide. The distance between the cultivator gangs where the crop passes is about 10 inches. My thought is that if you made that narrower, it may damage more of the plant roots.
Hope that helps!
Don't try this with your average utility tractor. This is what a Farmall was made for. Great job laying your corn by!
Thanks, Mark!