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Old 02-28-2013, 08:19 PM
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I was sent this picture but don't know what it is. Maybe a disc of some sort, seems like I have heard them called a tiller?
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Hard to tell, but looks like a piece of Ag equipment called "rotary hoe".
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Hard to tell, but looks like a piece of Ag equipment called "rotary hoe".
You're right. I looked up rotary hoe and found out most of what I needed to know. Thanks
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Hard to tell, but looks like a piece of Ag equipment called "rotary hoe".
I think you are correct Roland.
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Correct,it is a single section of a multi section rotary hoe gang.
That paticular one is made by John Deere, by the look of the curved tangs.
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Yup, dats a rotary hoe. Made for poking holes in the ground around seedlings so they'll get more air/water.
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Chip looks like you went to H's place without me. Lucky bugger!
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