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I've never see one of those things.

I could see running one of those things down a couple rows at a time that had been pushed up by the dozer for planting pines. Many times the rows are too rough and are planted by hand using a dibble bar. Something like that would smooth the rows out.

Just a guess for an application.
 

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Ginseng!

Hey doesnt this one look a lot like it

Ginseng Bed Former,Agriculture, Horticulture, Irrigation Machinery & Implements,New Delhi,Delhi,India,ID: 1507062791

It certainly does what it does I suppose

I see standard 6 ft row centers. How wide a bed does it create? I suppose somone could use it to cultivate lettuce or onions other similar crop rows maybe even form strawberry beds whatever would benifit from a slighly raised profile

I see a few variations on the internet. Spring trip bed former is one name. Both Reeki and Pearson have a similiar design for potatoes. Reekies call bed former, two furrow plough potato ridger cultivator. Another place calls theirs a sledge bed former and says 'sledge' type bed formers are for growers who wish to minimise soil tillage in fragile or compacting soils.
 

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Ginseng!

Hey doesnt this one look a lot like it

Ginseng Bed Former,Agriculture, Horticulture, Irrigation Machinery & Implements,New Delhi,Delhi,India,ID: 1507062791

It certainly does what it does I suppose

I see standard 6 ft row centers. How wide a bed does it create? I suppose somone could use it to cultivate lettuce or onions other similar crop rows maybe even form strawberry beds whatever would benifit from a slighly raised profile

I see a few variations on the internet. Spring trip bed former is one name. Both Reeki and Pearson have a similiar design for potatoes. Reekies call bed former, two furrow plough potato ridger cultivator. Another place calls theirs a sledge bed former and says 'sledge' type bed formers are for growers who wish to minimise soil tillage in fragile or compacting soils.

I believe we have us a ginseng bed former! Looks almost exactly like the blue one. Thanks. Ken Sweet
 
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Alot of the rice fields here in southeast Texas uses something like that to set their levy for flooding parts of the field,, when you have a rice field that is 5 miles long and 3 miles wide,, you flood different parts at a time.. Lou
 
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I was gonna say for forming strawberry rows...

David
 
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And I will owe it all to you. :) What did you type in when you did a search for something like this? Ken Sweet

Hey Ginsing farming is suppossed to be big bucks!

That deserves a serious look

I started with bed shaper but the terminolgy started lending itself towards bed formers...then spring trip design...then...lol!
The manufacturing market seems to be more overseas.


Ain't the internet great! ;)
Glad I could help
 
 
 
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