Drill Eradicators

[Rust]

I think tined erradicators would be better on my KV tineseeder instead of the wide blade in current conditions.
Would need to be sprung I think because of some large flints about.
Found something I like the look of on Google but not sure what they are.
Simba toptith ?? Or skh crumbler??

 

[bkg]

Print

GRANIT Tine
Part no.: 18010.4721

Further information
Material/dimensions (mm):25 x 25
Weight:7.92 kg

Any good ??????

 

[bravheart]

Got something called a cultiterra built by Lely, looks similar tine, 1”, straight and double coil.
Struggle for replacements now spaldings stopped stocking a few years ago, got some locally last time I needed some, not tried for a while.
edit. Looked at your pic. again yours are slanted back like diagrams above Lely are straight and a lot shorter than most slanted tines, will depend on the depth required from the toolbar.

 

[bravheart]

Just googled it, first reply was Ireland’s machinery in Lincolnshire, will give you an idea.

4M LELY CULTITERRA

LELY CULTITERRA 4 METRE WORKING WIDTH, PACKER ROLLER AND SCRAPERS. PLEASE CONTACT FOR FURTHER INFO.

www.irelandsfarmmachinery.co.uk

 

[Rust]

Print

GRANIT Tine
Part no.: 18010.4721

Further information
Material/dimensions (mm):25 x 25
Weight:7.92 kg

Any good ??????

Cheers. Looked for ages for some dimensions. Will get a measurement of originals soon

 

[mo!]

Got something called a cultiterra built by Lely, looks similar tine, 1”, straight and double coil.
Struggle for replacements now spaldings stopped stocking a few years ago, got some locally last time I needed some, not tried for a while.
edit. Looked at your pic. again yours are slanted back like diagrams above Lely are straight and a lot shorter than most slanted tines, will depend on the depth required from the toolbar.

You can get them through a Teagle dealer, but they want 50 quid a piece. I could do with two I'd anyone has an old cultiterra lying in the nettles.

 

[Sandy]

You can get them through a Teagle dealer, but they want 50 quid a piece. I could do with two I'd anyone has an old cultiterra lying in the nettles.

Il sell you a whole cultiterra if you want! There’s about 20tines on it

 

[Devon James]

Ring James Pryce Tractors. They had similar sort of tines on the shelf at a discount price when I was in there

 

[Mursal]

Pig tail tines, but look like fancy ones with the dropdown mount. Cramp will have them

 

[Rust]

Shear bolt protection in the end. 175 acres in last 2 days, no problems so far.
But I'm going to turn the original bracket to the rear to give more clearance.

 

[neepheidno5]

Il sell you a whole cultiterra if you want! There’s about 20tines on it
Do you still have that Cultiterra?

 

[ashmore]

Don't use the eradicators made by a certain khun reconditioning firm. They become solid and the shear bolt does not brake. Then they bend/brake all the brackets.

 

[Rust]

Don't use the eradicators made by a certain khun reconditioning firm. They become solid and the shear bolt does not brake. Then they bend/brake all the brackets.

Even a erradicator needs a bit of maintaining

 

[Phil P]

Even a erradicator needs a bit of maintaining

Obviously doesn’t break enough shear bolts to keep them moving free

 

[Zippy768]

@Rust How did you get on with those eradicators? Did u manage to keep running with 3 either side?

 

[David.]

Watching with interest..

 

[Drillman]

Don't use the eradicators made by a certain khun reconditioning firm. They become solid and the shear bolt does not brake. Then they bend/brake all the brackets.

I’ve had a few shear bolts snap on mine over the years

#newhollandpower

Standard sprung loaded KV tine seeder eradications are crap by comparison

 

[Zippy768]

I’ve had a few shear bolts snap on mine over the years

#newhollandpower

Standard sprung loaded KV tine seeder eradications are crap by comparison

Never been impressed with the kv ones, but this year has really shown up how poor they are

 

[David.]

All they do is pull out a vee shaped trench.
The Guest ones look like a fit, pity they can't return my phone call to tell me how deep they will work below the clamp.

 

[Drillman]

Never been impressed with the kv ones, but this year has really shown up how poor they are

No I looked at several tine drills before buying the KV and all the others were better in that dept. KV won in other areas though so had to compromise. A single heavier tine with a wider point would work better imo.