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clive just seen your video of you drilling you are moving as much soil as a triton ,may be more when triton has low disturbance blades on in wet stubble,( don,t call when you are making same job) finished winter beans today going to up grade my triton to a rockhopper model with more tine spaceing to work in cover crops should get more than i payed for it as demand in very high
Paid for it? The amount of advertising you have done for triton I thought they had gifted the drill to you!
AminoA is your friend
I think the rear packer would be a downfall on this clay as it’s the main reason we have to stop drilling. I’m going to somehow fix and weld steel rope across the whole rear packer of our sprinter to act as a scraper, dad said some of the old free flows had this kind of arrangement?
Is there any contour following on a Co?
Each coulter?
blowing up your video it is actually moving a lot more soil than a triton and compressing the top down you don,t need more rain like we have had or your seed will rot ,you need side compacting blades cutting slots at side of seed to drain water away, not down ward pressure to seal the top would love to put my triton at side of your to show how good it is in the wet, but you are to far away when it is as wet as this you should try a triton this is when they come into their own a 750 a, or avatar still have down ward pressure to compact the top and impede water flow down ward put your money where your mouth is you have a front tank halve the cost,i have never said triton is best in dry but is the very best in wet, i have drill 2 days after 63 mm of rain and all seed came up thought i was mad at the time it payed off , lifting the rear wheels off the ground and running on depth control stops rear wheels compacting, can you can afford a cheep triton, or is it pride, you would be drilled up by now if you had a triton only compacted headlands left one man that came to see mine said wish my farm looked as good as this 18 out of twenty looking very good, headlands are not top yielders his new triton is arriving on his farm monday 400 acer of wheat will soon be drilled by him working two shifts ( my insurance policy has paid off with dividends this year) from 23 sep to end nov 409 mm ,20 miles away 490mm flood and wet don' stop a triton just keeping tractor on top, lossed 3 fields to flooding all sub soiled soil to loose to carry tractor properly, best straight in to stubble,on ploughing all came up but would not won't to cross it.
Isn't amazing how a customer of Triton knows so much about how many happy customers there are, right down to day of delivery and hours worked by the purchaser.
