- Location
- gloucestershire
Basically we have a 3m kuhn combi drill and looking for something to go on front linkage when drilling into stubble to help break ground up a bit. Any suggestions??
What to put on front linkage?
- Thread starter Nav man
- Start date
- Location
- E Yorks
Have a look at the Agriweld Mantis interesting new idea for exactly what your looking at, Give them a ring and ask for Dean he'll explain all about it and where it works best.
Cheers
Alistair
Cheers
Alistair
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
A plough?
- Location
- gloucestershire
Hi, Thanks for the quick reply. I will call them tomorrow. cheers
- Location
- gloucestershire
They don't like going on the front
- Location
- West Wales
Pro forge discs? @Jenks6910
- Location
- northumberland
why notThey don't like going on the front
Mark C
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Not on the front linkage by a Bramleys close coupled toolbar immedieatelty in front of the power harrow would be my choice
Pre loosening / subsoiler leg in front of power harrow.
www.bramleysseedestablishment.co.uk
Geoffrey Wox
Member
- Location
- Northumberland
ColinV6
Member
Looks to me as though he’d be almost as quick with just the rear, and going up a gear. Amount of time faffing at the end and turning and wheels slipping all the time he’s going.
A min - till drill ? Then the combi drill can follow and do a proper job.
Jenks6910
Member
- Location
- West Wales
Running a pro-forge front disc with hydraulic adjustable paddles and two rows of discs, have cut out small sections on the paddles as do a lot of reseeding straight into grass leys to help rip out old/dead grass and other previous crops. The discs seems to do a good job cutting up before the rear discs go through.
bernie the bolt
Member
- Location
- somerset
H bult & sons have front 3 metre guttler simplex press and tines cultivator for sale
- Location
- The North
best thing ive seen on a front linkage!
- Location
- E Yorks
I wanted one of those but it was vito’d by my wife as childish I thought it looked class!!
michael N123
Member
An amazon powerharrow has no problem going deep into unplowed stubble
I was about to say that I used to have one of them, bought from a bloke called @Geoffrey Wox, before I noticed whose post it was ...
- Location
- The North
ha ha you should go for it!
i googled that image, but there was one local in silsden on the front of a 10 series jd too!
Fraserb
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
We're on making one at the moment for one of our tractors, we have an escaping one on one of the other weights as well.