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Re: Subsoiling a field
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Posted by Glen in TX on October 14, 2006 at 18:40:16 from (208.246.9.32):
In Reply to: Subsoiling a field posted by Soldier Tom on October 14, 2006 at 17:19:47:
If just a single shank ripper you don't have to rip it out that close. 5ft. or even better every 8 - 10 ft. is enough. If it throws out too many clods wait for more moisture or space it farther apart. Can always drag a harrow or cultipacker across the clods later too or drag a heavy bar or pipe or chain behind the chisel ripper. When we irrigated grass and had a large ripper chisel we pulled off two shanks in between that were spaced every 20 inches to only run down the furrows on 40 inch rows every other row at 80 inches apart and that worked well but it was on irrigated too and just how we did it.
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