Posted by F150Mustang on June 06, 2009 at 17:29:17 from (67.40.241.157):
Im looking at buying a older 6 row cultivator to do some corn this year. I have a Hiniker 12 row with the single sweep now and use it on most of our farms. This year i rented some new ground, its farmed on contours, and is very rocky. I dont want to take my 12 row into it cause with the contours and the odd shape of the field i wouldnt be able to do a good job. Its only 73 acres so i dont want to spend much money.
Here is my question, what would be a better choice, danish tines or a c shank? Both seem to be in good supply around here. Im primarily using it to knock out volunteer corn. It needs good trash clearance and the ability to handle the rocks.
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