Old Chisel Plow Gets New Chisel Teeth!
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2020
- It's almost time to fire up the tractors for spring planting on the rice farm. First though, there old chisel plows need new chisel teeth. In this video I explain how to install chisel teeth. I also give an update on how our rice fields are draining of winter water.
Here is the episode I mentioned regarding post-harvest, fall time field prep that we did with our chisel plows:
"Straw Baling | Four Straw Balers in the Same Rice Field | Tractor Video"
• Straw Baling | Four St...
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Like brand new good job, for planting corn the chisel with the wings at the bottom is the best for descompacting the subsoil than some good passes with the discs and for a better soil bed always trying that the organic matter get not covered at no more deep that 3 inches or instead of build and decompose in a organic matter will convert to carbon
For the best bed for planting the rotary tiller does an amazing job
Very nice video again
Thank you, Satnam!
-M.
Always enjoy.
Like seeing equipment being taken care of/prepped for spring!!
Always awesome to see the notification for Rice farming tv! Looking forward to seeing the preparations and planting!
When I was farming we elected to always use those twisted and reversable shovels rather than spikes.
They were great for shredded cotton stalks and for soybean stubble.
What pattern did you install the twist chisels?
Thanks for sharing
Another great vid!
GREAT - Thank You 😀👍🏾🚜
Thank you, Casey! Glad you enjoyed.
-Matthew
Nice tractor
Wow u are pumping out a lot of videos! Like it!!
nice work
Awesome video
I always believe and practice starting nuts by hand and then using the power tools. This prevents cross-threading.
NICE 👍👍
Thanks Hawk!
-M.
Hai Matt...now at Malaysia , at Kedah...we still harvesting rice...half season now....
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:50 Looks like every machine shed / work area I was ever in when I was a kid helping on farms.
I'm super nervous about how little rain we got up here in NorCal. Hope we get more soon.
Long range forecast for Central-Southern Ca is nada zip rain for this season.
We are north of Sacramento. Often times we get rain most of California doesn't. Big thing is making sure Shasta has good snow pack to feed the Sacramento, and Oroville dam is full. This has been a dry winter up here sadly.
Chisel Plowing??? Back in 2011 when I attended a service school for Argo Group (McCormick/Landini Tractors), I was ridiculed for bring up chisel plowing. The service manager from Doncaster, England claimed that no one chisels anymore. “Really?” I asked. A guy from Australia said, “Who chisels?” So now I am watching this video of you changing the chisel plow teeth. I live in Kansas. I see people using the chisel plow before the wheat is planted. This video proves that Mark Twain was right. “It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so.”
Have always used chisel plows i live in central Wisconsin every farmer around me uses chisel plows it's faster than plowing and doesn't leave a furrow
In Saskatchwan, we only use chisels for breaking prarie. Narrow knock ons can be used for breaking or seed bed prep.
Hey bro ur nice vidoue
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Thanks Rodney!
-Matthew
We would grind a new point on them. But we are very small to your but we do have lots of clay. Tobacco, Soy Bean and corn for farm use.
Man, that would take a long time. But I suppose you’d make up for the time lost taking them off, rotating them or buying new ones. How many acres you farm, Jake?
-Matthew
Hi Matt
Have you ever tried a Lemken Karat chisel plow on the rice residue ?
Chisel and seed bed preparation in one pass
Love your videos and what you guys are doing ... Keep it up 👍
How do you decide what pattern to install the twist chisels?
I noticed that your tractor tires are pretty worn down, or at least appears to be. Do you guys prefer worn tire for you farm option or just waiting for the right time to swap them out for new tires?
hi Matt I recon you should invest in some Milwaukee cordless impact gun will save you tones of time and wont have to drag around that compressor everywhere
Hi William! You’re right we should. I hate dragging that air compressor around. And that’s all we use it for-aside from airing up tires and blowing out air filters.
-Matthew
Hey Matthew. Was that the ole incorporate the straw into the ground trick? Seems to work great from looking at your drying fields. An ounce of prep work leads to a successful planting season. Soon to be field time. Happy Planting. Happy Gardening! -Bob...
That’s right-the field featured in this episode was a result of decomposing the straw. Pretty much cleared it out. You got it, Bob! Thanks for the message.
-M.
I’ll go find ya on Facebook. You should put that link in your description. Check SLCFARMS out as well Matt if ya have time. I always like your videos very informative. Thanks for sharing as usual
Not sure the cost of each of those chisel teeth but could they be resharpened once or twice to save money and then drop down a hole on the bolt?
Thanks for the videos. Jim.
The teeth are self sharpening. They have to be replaced before they wear down to the shank.
You know I am ready for you to let come over and hunt some sucks and geese on your property 😉😉😉😉
Hah! First view :) I was looking around the used bookstore and found an old lost treasure book by a guy named Penfield. He had a story in there you might be interested in.
"In 1853, the Bentz and Company store in Long Bar was robbed of 3 silver pocket watches, 2 gold pins, one ring, $500 in $10 and $20 gold pieces, several hundred dollars in retorted quicksilver and several dollars in gold dust and nugget specimens. The robbers are believed to have buried the loot just N of East Biggs, 60 miles N of Sacramento."
Wht are you using chisel points instead of swept shovels?
While sweep shovel do a good job turning dirt over-we use the chisel shanks to rip the soil open about 8” deep. This deeper rip allows us to air out and dry down the soil.
-Matthew
@@Ricefarmingtv I hadn't thought about drying out rice paddies.
when do rice farmers actually take a vacation from rice farming? It seems like there is a specific task to cross off the rice farming "to-do" list every day. If you are not in the field then you are working on tractors and equipment. Learning so much. Thank you Matt you're the man.
Going back to the other vid when you took the old ones off theres no difference the only difference is the new ones have paint
Haha! Aaron, again, tell that to Pops! I’m with you man. The older ones definitely do not have as straight of an edge to them. They’ve rounded off and not as wide. Sharpen them and they’ll become even a bit more narrow. Could the go another season. Perhaps. Would they do as good of job? Perhaps not. Are they more likely to break? Yeah. Do we want to stop tractor work to replace one? No. But I’m with you, dude.
-M.
@@Ricefarmingtv and also not as thick as they originally were but you guys run in a more sandy environment up here it's clay black dirt and rocks we use a drag to level our fields and we get 6 to 8 inch teeth in the time we use it we burn through teeth like there nothing cause of the rocks and my grandfather don't wanna spend the money for a rock rake picker cause he seen one go for 2500 and our neighbor is selling one for 5500 but he don't wanna spend the money cause of see that one for 2500 he thinks he's gonna find another one around the same price not he'll never find one that cheap and condition ever again same with our disk chisel plow we have 13 shank 14ft wide brillion disk chisel plow being pulled by a case ih 9380 400 hp and honestly thats a waste of power
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Time for some new tires bud
They’ll pull us through for another decade. We only need low-profile treads on our soil and the way we work it.
-M.
Oh ok I’ve never seen this kind of farming before thanks
All good, Grant! I appreciate you looking out. Do you farm?
-M.
Yes we farm in South Georgia mainly peanuts and cotton and a small amount of corn
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Why don’t you hard face the points?
So rusty bolts, rusty nuts and NO ANTI-SNEEZE??
Have you seen that picture of a dude covered in sliver paint and it’s made out to look like an anti-seize advertisement?
-M.
Yes!! I do luv that stuff especially when I revisit that bolt in a few years and it comes right off!
Me too. We usually put in on bolt we never think we’ll need to take off again-because several years later, it comes right off.
-M.
I was going to like video, and I do like it, but count was 665 likes and I didn’t want to be that number🤷♂️. Sorry 😂
It went past the dark number. You’re free to “like”! Haha, thanks for the message!
-M.
Just hit it Matthew!!! 😂👍👍
Seems like harvest just finished. I know dates for y’all are a little different but it won’t be long that rice will be planted in south Louisiana
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