Best low hp cultivator for incorporating straw.

Boomerang

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By low I mean 90hp.
Got alot of straw after cover crop of oats,
It's been flailed, but there's alot of straw. Would like a one pass cultivator that can handle alot of straw , and is easy to pull.
Contradiction I know. , need to put another cover crop in after oats ,but volume of straw is making Job difficult.
Any ideas ??
 

goodevans

Member
3 furrow reversible, before anyone suggests it,I recon probably lemken terradisc or like,3m but you wont go too deep or fast with 90hp,the weight will beat you as quite long
 
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Spud

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Arable Farmer
Location
YO62
By low I mean 90hp.
Got alot of straw after cover crop of oats,
It's been flailed, but there's alot of straw. Would like a one pass cultivator that can handle alot of straw , and is easy to pull.
Contradiction I know. , need to put another cover crop in after oats ,but volume of straw is making Job difficult.
Any ideas ??
3m vibroflex cultivator and send her on a bit
Ideally I'd say a terrano or Simba TL but you won't lift one never mind pull it with 90 oss
 

Spud

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Arable Farmer
Location
YO62
Kongskilde delta in farmers guide today would be an option but may need a couple of passes with limited hp.
Very good option, we pulled one with our 3075 on dry ploughing at a demo about 15yrs ago. More clearance and probably better mixing than a vibroflex tbh.
I'd of thought discs would hairpin in heavy straw
 

David.

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Mixed Farmer
Location
J11 M40
Kongskilde delta in farmers guide today would be an option but may need a couple of passes with limited hp.
Not enough power, got a 3m, and JD3050 will pull it, but not deep or fast enough to mix well. 6480 handles it much better but with lots of trash two passes are needed.
By which time you'd have ploughed it with 5 furrows, on the same tractor.
 

solo

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Location
worcestershire
Not enough power, got a 3m, and JD3050 will pull it, but not deep or fast enough to mix well. 6480 handles it much better but with lots of trash two passes are needed.
By which time you'd have ploughed it with 5 furrows, on the same tractor.
It’s about the closest the op will get to one pass which the tractor will lift and pull. I can’t think of any other light machines. It looks more like the plough will be his best option.
 

Lincs Lass

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Location
north lincs
It’s about the closest the op will get to one pass which the tractor will lift and pull. I can’t think of any other light machines. It looks more like the plough will be his best option.
Take the skimmers out , run shallow , itll look abit hairy but no different to a top working implement
 

Boomerang

Member
Dragged once .
Think I will put a crumbler on back and give it a go twice over. Ploughing isn't an option.
 

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