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Old 04-05-2010, 07:25 PM
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Finally something that works.

2X2X1/8 tubing, adjustable collars are receiver tubing, sleeve hitch adaptor is the axle cross member of a donor Cub. I'll make two more brakets to accommodate the four cultivators I've yet to buy. The two 12" discs came from the Smartfarmer site.














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Old 04-05-2010, 07:30 PM
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Nice Job.

Would that be used as a Potato Hiller....???
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Thank you.

Basicly I use it to define my rows. Also our soil here is clay base so If I don't build it up then after one good rain it packs down hard and I have found this to be the best way to keep the soil lose enough to let the veggies root well.



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Excellent job, Scott!
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Thank you.

Basicly I use it to define my rows. Also our soil here is clay base so If I don't build it up then after one good rain it packs down hard and I have found this to be the best way to keep the soil lose enough to let the veggies root well.



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Very nice Scott! Looks like we share the same red clay
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Plenty of that clay here in Georgia too
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Looks like the photos are gone. Does it look anything like the one I built this spring? Not sure why it looks crooked in the pic...

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