and the deep till pic.

[rustred]

swathed, combine, and till all in one week. still have canola to swath , but giving it a few days yet.

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Great!

But, what are you pulling?

Mike

 

[rustred]

Great!

But, what are you pulling?

Mike

a co-op 14 ft deep tillage, it says photo too large. it wont post. i tried

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

a co-op 14 ft deep tillage, it says photo too large. it wont post. i tried

That figures! Lol!

Did you try to drag & drop the image? Every once & a while that can help.

Mike

 

[Hemmjo]

Photos taken with your phone can be very large. You should be able to reduce the file size. It is difficult to explain how with out knowing what you are using.

 

[super99]

a co-op 14 ft deep tillage, it says photo too large. it wont post. i tried

How deep is deep tillage? Or how deep are you running?

 

[jon f mn]

I've had trouble with size too. Of you click on the photo in your gallery it should offer an option to edit it. On mine when I click that I have to go to the 3 dots then click resize. Usually 80% works well.

 

[showcrop]

I wish I was pushing hard on fall tillage instead of pushing hard on painting my house.

 

[jwal10]

Is this what you call 14' deep tillage(r). Here, we call that a chisel plow. I like seeing and hearing how things are done all around the world. Enjoy....James

Co-op 14' Deep Tiller

Co-op 14' Deep Tiller - McSherry Auction Service Ltd.

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[Butch(OH)]

Here ya go, Rust Red's deep tillage equipment.
That must be a VERY long field?? Have to keep a spare tire with you, LOL

 

[super99]

Must be lighter soil up there. Here in Illinois, we call that a chisel plow, 14 foot would take 150 horse or larger to pull.

 

[rustred]

Must be lighter soil up there. Here in Illinois, we call that a chisel plow, 14 foot would take 150 horse or larger to pull.

i think you just need a good tractor, the 660 does just fine, its 85 h.p. 282 is earning its keep. as i say u wanna test out your head gasket give it to me, i'll test it.

 

[Butch(OH)]

Must be lighter soil up there. Here in Illinois, we call that a chisel plow, 14 foot would take 150 horse or larger to pull.

Yes, We pulled 11 shanks with a 220 Allis and it had all it wanted

 

[caterpillar guy]

I can pull 16 teeth with the 1466 but have to drop a gear to do it and the slippage is tremendous. It does a lot better with only 12 teeth. Still knows it is back there. If I use the Stieger I can pull the 16 and a small disk to smooth out out some at the same time. It doesn't even know they are back there just lopes along like you were driving don the road at 5 MPH or sop. 300 HP is nice and more is even better. IT does know the disk is back there with 30 foot. Old sunflower got new blades in the last couple years. And those discs are heavy too.

 

[Bruce from Can.]

i think you just need a good tractor, the 660 does just fine, its 85 h.p. 282 is earning its keep. as i say u wanna test out your head gasket give it to me, i'll test it.

In the clay ground some of us have here in Ontario you would never pull pull that tillage piece with the wings down if you only had 85hp tractor. I have the center section and my Case 930 is a good match.