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Are Carrier Tine Drills any good?
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<blockquote data-quote="Richard98" data-source="post: 7256460" data-attributes="member: 45608"><p>I would say its certainly worth a try...as [USER=3683]@carbonfibre farmer[/USER] said, we've got 4 in various states of decay, they wouldn't use anything else here for decades. They don't take a lot of pulling, somewhere there's a photo of our old ford 4600 pulling a 4m though in later years it was used on a 90hp Massey. if a carier won't go in the wet nothing will, I remember sitting beside grandad as a youngster and he was drilling some really wet snotty land both ways after they'd given up with the combination drill. one of ours had the middle row of coulters taken out to drill spring beans which it did for several years, the only problem we had was uneven seed depths between under the tractor and either side. I think this wasn't a problem with cereals as the drill was in shallower.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Richard98, post: 7256460, member: 45608"] I would say its certainly worth a try...as [USER=3683]@carbonfibre farmer[/USER] said, we've got 4 in various states of decay, they wouldn't use anything else here for decades. They don't take a lot of pulling, somewhere there's a photo of our old ford 4600 pulling a 4m though in later years it was used on a 90hp Massey. if a carier won't go in the wet nothing will, I remember sitting beside grandad as a youngster and he was drilling some really wet snotty land both ways after they'd given up with the combination drill. one of ours had the middle row of coulters taken out to drill spring beans which it did for several years, the only problem we had was uneven seed depths between under the tractor and either side. I think this wasn't a problem with cereals as the drill was in shallower. [/QUOTE]
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