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<blockquote data-quote="Ruston3w" data-source="post: 7867728" data-attributes="member: 50284"><p>I've given up the battle with our 3m weaving gd, going back to doing all with Simtech. Despite reducing forward speed (max 8k), leaving CC drilling until we had a bit of rain we have worn out a set of discs in 600 acres, lots of small stones on some of it but by no means all. Once the big disc wears down to the diameter of the smaller, which it did some time ago, we struggle to get through the straw without being silly deep.</p><p> A pity as it does a cracking job of putting seed into heavy bits where there is grass. One step forward and two back! Just too expensive to run.</p><p>Richard.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ruston3w, post: 7867728, member: 50284"] I've given up the battle with our 3m weaving gd, going back to doing all with Simtech. Despite reducing forward speed (max 8k), leaving CC drilling until we had a bit of rain we have worn out a set of discs in 600 acres, lots of small stones on some of it but by no means all. Once the big disc wears down to the diameter of the smaller, which it did some time ago, we struggle to get through the straw without being silly deep. A pity as it does a cracking job of putting seed into heavy bits where there is grass. One step forward and two back! Just too expensive to run. Richard. [/QUOTE]
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