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playsindirt ![]() Silver Level ![]() Joined: 13 Feb 2011 Location: west michigan Points: 159 |
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I just bought a belly mount cultivator for my b.I was wondering what row spacing i should set my planters for 30 inch? Thank you
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tomdavison ![]() Bronze Level ![]() ![]() Joined: 03 May 2010 Location: Canton, PA Points: 49 |
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Row spancing is deterined by the tread setting on your tractor with the cultivators. With a B, I believe you have to go aroung 40" in order for the tractor to run between the rows. I set my rows of potatoes at 40 inches, but could probable get by with as low as 36 inches. The cultivators are not adjustable, exeptt for the slight adjustment for the teeth.
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