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NW of Lincoln, NE | I've used both types from Yetter, but they were on very different machines so it's a little difficult for me to compare them.
It seems to me that the sharktooth type are less likely to jam up. The tines sometimes either stab something or grab something in between the tines and hold onto it, stopping a wheel. It doesn't happen often, maybe once every 75 acres.
I have not had any problem with hairpinning out of either of them, but then I've only ever run the tines in former bean ground. I suppose if I ran the tines in corn ground I might have more jamming issues, too.
Having run both, I'd call it largely a toss-up, and would probably pick up whatever I could find cheapest at the next consignment auction. Others may have differing opinions, of course. | |
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Shark tooth VS Tyne wheels
