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Southeast MO | Yes I've used one in the past. They work good considering the conditions I used it in. Nothing is ever perfect in rice. Depending on what shape your levees are in when you get ready to split them, you may have to run it shallow the first time to knock the top off and them come back another time to finish knocking the rest down. I think Nammco (sp.?) makes a splitter of a different design that has two big disc blades on it that splits the levees. Never used one of those myself, but I've seen fields where they were used and that looks like it does a good job too. You can probably google them and look at them. | |
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Scott Levee Splitter for rice farmers
