One Disk, the other side.
Any Leinbach Dealer should be able to get these for you. John
Single Disk other side
Any Leinbach Dealer should be able to get these for you. John
Single Disk other side
furrows after tilling
- Thread starter eholm
- Start date
- Views: 2017
jimg
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Jun 5, 2003
- Messages
- 2,039
These look a bit like the thing ASC sells. I forget the name...something like Agrigator or somethin glike that. It can be had w/ hilling disk or points.
RalphVa
Super Member
- Joined
- Dec 19, 2003
- Messages
- 7,885
- Location
- Charlottesville, VA, USA
- Tractor
- JD 2025R, previously Gravely 5650 & JD 4010 & JD 1025R
Below is stuff I copied from another thread on this earlier. The Twin Oaks folks just till and then shovel pathways for wheelbarrows/walking with a shovel. My organic gardening teacher has a furrow plow with adjustable sides that he puts onto his BCS tractor after tilling to make pathways.
Below is from the previous thread:
Row hiller
In Agra supply catalog.
Called Keulavator Row Shaper & Cultivator Frame for $139.95
for 3 pt hitch.
The 3pt keulavator from Agri-Supply at $139 is misleading. The complete price is just over $400 which gives you 2 hillers, 2 sweeps, and 2 shanks plus mounting hardware. Just the frame by itself is $139.
I have never done this and don't even have a garden but was wondering if you couldn't make the beds with a rear blade. With the soil well tilled and a rear blade at max angle wouldn't the windrows form beds. I have cut ditches with a blade and it works well to a point. Might even pay to buy a short 4' blade just for that purpose.
i use a 5' blade to make raised beds.started out with a row hipper set as far apart as possible & ended up with 4 rows.then i put the 5' blade on & pushed the 2 outside rows into the 2 inside.makes really wide ,deep beds.
Ralph
Below is from the previous thread:
Row hiller
In Agra supply catalog.
Called Keulavator Row Shaper & Cultivator Frame for $139.95
for 3 pt hitch.
The 3pt keulavator from Agri-Supply at $139 is misleading. The complete price is just over $400 which gives you 2 hillers, 2 sweeps, and 2 shanks plus mounting hardware. Just the frame by itself is $139.
I have never done this and don't even have a garden but was wondering if you couldn't make the beds with a rear blade. With the soil well tilled and a rear blade at max angle wouldn't the windrows form beds. I have cut ditches with a blade and it works well to a point. Might even pay to buy a short 4' blade just for that purpose.
i use a 5' blade to make raised beds.started out with a row hipper set as far apart as possible & ended up with 4 rows.then i put the 5' blade on & pushed the 2 outside rows into the 2 inside.makes really wide ,deep beds.
Ralph