Good to hear some real life, I was looking at all the spec and the front lift will handle it the total weight of the tractor will be up to the recommended max.
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Father ted
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No steering I see ? This work ok?Guttler simples !
i run the twin roller one
Tines are usefull on the front but just get in the way for the benefits.
10yrs still going fine here
Duplex 56cm rings, bomb proof. 950kg weight
3 staggered row of tines stick out another 1.2metres been off mine last 5yr.
You could go with the close mounted paddles mind.
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Providing cultivation machinery for arable and grassland management. UK Guttler suppliers for the UK based in the North East of England.www.woxagriservices.co.uk
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Yeah just easy up slightly if sowing around a curve ive done it this long its second nature now.
Looked up today mine is 15yr old now. still going great. does 500ac a year.
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95% of all my sowing is in a straight line. do the odd curved one in awkward fields & on sum headlands.
Finger tip spool control its easy too move it every so slighly.
Less to wear out with no steering parts in them.
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If i was getting a new one now id get the one with paddles as the full 3 staggered rows of spring tines just stick out way too much.
That whole setup would likely weigh similar to what I'm aiming for, and on the same tractor as well. Does it ever feel like you're overloaded or is it comfortable enough?
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Fine when it’s all on, but need the press on first as tractor too light to move the drill safely with out, so it’s very heavy on the steering until you balance it out with the drill, most of the time that setup is on a fendt 724 which is even lighter on the front than the puma, once it’s all on it balances well even with a ton of seed in the hopper
seedman stains
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Its awfully like one yeah.... not overly strong how that front tine bar is thought out mind.
Not go far wrong with terratech but need to plan well in advance.
glasshouse
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Get a 1.5m sumo tyre press
.£500
Full width ones are a wast of time and make turning harder and are too heavy
Sorry to resurrect this thread, but wondering if those twin guttlers will do any good at breaking down grass sods following a short disc in grassland. Looking to put something on the front to reduce the number of passes made when discing down unploughed grassland.Guttler simples !
i run the twin roller one
Tines are usefull on the front but just get in the way for the benefits.
10yrs still going fine here
Duplex 56cm rings, bomb proof. 950kg weight
3 staggered row of tines stick out another 1.2metres been off mine last 5yr.
You could go with the close mounted paddles mind.
Front Press Range for Cultivation and Grassland management
Providing cultivation machinery for arable and grassland management. UK Guttler suppliers for the UK based in the North East of England.
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- Northumberlandia
Cant see why not. better than hitting stones anyways. They might just roll them flat of course
If the sods are rolled back flat surely the discs will make a better job of breaking them up on the next pass than if they are just lying about on the top?
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Id assume so, they will roll them in like a good set of cambridge rollers with breakers so yes should break them up.