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<blockquote data-quote="Virkardd" data-source="post: 7210190" data-attributes="member: 148333"><p>Yes depending on how much Coulter pressure you are running will then change how much weight is being carried on the rear transport wheels. To be fair even in wet conditions we have never seed a issue with the wheelings not coming up on 25cm row spacings you only have one Coulter seeding in the middle of the rear transport wheels so it's not a issue. </p><p></p><p>We have used the drill in many scenarios and in terms of tillage In front as long as it is a shallow tillage of 2/3 inches then drill works very well and wheelings aren't a issue. </p><p></p><p>You can easily get beans direct into stubble at 4 inches using the bean Coulter. </p><p></p><p>The Coulter arrangement and Coulter following really is something to behold. With direct drills you need the contour following to ensure even seed depth alot of direct drills are too rigid leading to inconsistent seed depth. </p><p></p><p>We are also developing a inter row hoe point for the drill that we will test in the spring. With the drill on 25cm row spacings and with the steering rear axle we plan to be able to weed in between the rows with the drill leading to a even more versatile machine. And because the machine is fairly light weight crop damage is kept to a minimum.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Virkardd, post: 7210190, member: 148333"] Yes depending on how much Coulter pressure you are running will then change how much weight is being carried on the rear transport wheels. To be fair even in wet conditions we have never seed a issue with the wheelings not coming up on 25cm row spacings you only have one Coulter seeding in the middle of the rear transport wheels so it's not a issue. We have used the drill in many scenarios and in terms of tillage In front as long as it is a shallow tillage of 2/3 inches then drill works very well and wheelings aren't a issue. You can easily get beans direct into stubble at 4 inches using the bean Coulter. The Coulter arrangement and Coulter following really is something to behold. With direct drills you need the contour following to ensure even seed depth alot of direct drills are too rigid leading to inconsistent seed depth. We are also developing a inter row hoe point for the drill that we will test in the spring. With the drill on 25cm row spacings and with the steering rear axle we plan to be able to weed in between the rows with the drill leading to a even more versatile machine. And because the machine is fairly light weight crop damage is kept to a minimum. [/QUOTE]
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