In your top pic, are you on a tramlining run? Doesn't seem to be any disturbance behind the tractor wheels? How far does your drill lift out the tramlining coulter/leg, on mine it hardly lifts it high enough out to see any kind of uncultivtaed mark, on ploughed land because the rear press wheels are still on the ground it makes no visible pre-em mark at all.
Not 100% sure tbh, looks that way, the leg pulls far enough out the way to see an undisturbed mark, it is better with slightly worn legs I have noticed. What year is your drill? not sure if there was some change in geometry maybe with later drills to give it more clearance?
Ours is a 2014 drill. Dont usually put tramlines in when drilling into stubble, just use previous crop tramlines. Its just a bit annoying on ploughing as we use pre em marks for rolling and spraying. Not ideal if they aren't visible.
It's not mine mine!! I've borrowed it from a kind customer, for his generosity I will give it a five gallon overhaul before i return itYou could have painted your weight block for us!!
Are you underlapping or are you a coulter width apart?
A coulter width apart, or as close to it as my marker eye can be. Why?
No no not picking, looked a sizeable distance.
More room for tillering
I am first to admit that my eye is no way as good or as constant as autosteer
Haha sorry![emoji15][emoji85]More room for tillering
Memo to ones self, check widths before posting pics next time
We will see soon enough, might quite handedly forget to post pics of crop coming through
, on the customers tractor now)
that's far better than looking for a mark might take a few pics of this field
