Charles B Jackson
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Looking for a 6 row cultivator to cultivate 30 rows. Close to West KY would be great. Thanks
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flying belgian
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Don't limit yourself to a 6 row. 10 minutes and a torch will make an 8 row into a 6.
Charles B Jackson
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JM I live in Murray. I have farm and shop 5 mi. SE of Murray. I have several tractors and equipment.
Richard G.
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Charles, please send me an email message.
I had a friend in Murray that ran a big plant and nursery business.
We visited them a few times, but I can't find them now.
They took us to the Land Between the Lakes on one visit.
Richard in NW SC
I had a friend in Murray that ran a big plant and nursery business.
We visited them a few times, but I can't find them now.
They took us to the Land Between the Lakes on one visit.
Richard in NW SC
Geo-TH,In
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Jerry,
I can't recall the last time I saw a cultivator being used in my hood.
I think rows are about 1.5 ft apart or less. I think back in the 60s they were about 3 ft. Last time I cultivated, 4 row, was in 1967 before heading to college in the fall.
After I graduated college and wasn't smart enough to Leave Terre Haute.
I refuse to live in a city, so I'm still a country boy. Just not a farmer.
I can't recall the last time I saw a cultivator being used in my hood.
I think rows are about 1.5 ft apart or less. I think back in the 60s they were about 3 ft. Last time I cultivated, 4 row, was in 1967 before heading to college in the fall.
After I graduated college and wasn't smart enough to Leave Terre Haute.
I refuse to live in a city, so I'm still a country boy. Just not a farmer.
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