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sw corner ia. | like a cultivator with huge tent fenders that slide along on the ground, the one I ran had one large concave disc on each side of the row fender that would throw the lister ridge back into the row, and one pretty good sized shovel in between the discs. The whole unit followed front mounted row wheels that ran along side of each row which was a crude but effective autosteer explaining how one could drive one of these successfully with a team of horses. This was all dependent on using a lister of course so you would have a huge mound of loose dirt between the rows to work with. | |
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What's the oldest thing you can remember doing on the farm?
