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The on-going up hill battle that is agriculture.....
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<blockquote data-quote="DrWazzock" data-source="post: 7548137" data-attributes="member: 2119"><p>I really would love to believe I could pull into a field of damp chopped barley straw and set it to work. But I can't see the front row of discs achieving very much or the trash flowing through legs a foot apart, or the tines not creating loose clods unless the conditions were maybe absolutely perfect.</p><p>We have managed to block a 3 leg flat lifter here with legs a metre apart. There is no "boiling" action with a tine in sand, and no resistance for a disc to cut anything against. The unidrill manages because it can "run over" a tree branch without blocking and spit it out the back. Anything with tines turns into a rake.</p><p>I am always open to new ideas, but my patience has been severely tested.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DrWazzock, post: 7548137, member: 2119"] I really would love to believe I could pull into a field of damp chopped barley straw and set it to work. But I can't see the front row of discs achieving very much or the trash flowing through legs a foot apart, or the tines not creating loose clods unless the conditions were maybe absolutely perfect. We have managed to block a 3 leg flat lifter here with legs a metre apart. There is no "boiling" action with a tine in sand, and no resistance for a disc to cut anything against. The unidrill manages because it can "run over" a tree branch without blocking and spit it out the back. Anything with tines turns into a rake. I am always open to new ideas, but my patience has been severely tested. [/QUOTE]
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