Should be better in uncultivated landI always wondered how the packer goes when tacky as our old mf30 will stop itself on the stuff it pulls up if it’s not a drying day when drilling
Pan Anglia sell themNice. There’s 2 types of Harrow tines to give you stagger. Ditch them all and go for vaderstad ones; Simba ones are hard to find.
Both types? I could easily find one but nowhere had the other (half face forwards half face back and are different)Pan Anglia sell them
There were a few floating about with rigid tines in the middle not the sprung tines that were then fitted with Horsch Duet coulters. I think this was the sort of lead up to Freeflow 2 but in the end Simba went with selling the Horsch drills themselves and dropped the freeflow completely before Horsch dropped Simba and as they say the rest is history sadlyWhen we ran one the front leading tines very rarely broke any shear bolts so often thought of replacing the spring tine coulters with the rigid leading tine arrangement. At least if they did break they could only swing back.
Cracking drill though.
Is that a "helper" plate bolted with the tine?Chain to attach the point to the frame in case the leg breaks and you need to call the local detectorists in to find the little lump of precious metal!
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1m of 4mm chain out of various old overhead winches. Squeeze one end link in the vice to take an M8 bolt.
M8 x 50mm bolt to fasten it to seed pipe bracket
M6x 60mm bolt and nylock nut to fasten other end onto frame.
Harrow tines have gone from 8" long to 16" on same adjustment. Wanted a play before teatime.The rear harrow is to vertical,
In the present conditions, we’ve dropped off the rear harrow on the co4, just let the Metcalfes do their job, keep the air up and fire the seed to the bottom of the slot, the tyres will firm the seed in.
Also on eBay. Comes with a whole spare chassis and hopper. Cheap really.Project for someone.
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Not many have a tractor to pull it properly.Also on eBay. Comes with a whole spare chassis and hopper. Cheap really.
True. I was maulling in a headland that got rained on today with my 4m behind a 7530. All 4 wheels spinning do I recall that conversion that Dale drills did was an 8m? Or a 6? Either way they were pulling it with a 6920. It was (or is?) on their website or YouTube.Not many have a tractor to pull it properly.
That’s been on Facebook for months and monthsOne here for the fanatics