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Old 02-06-2012, 08:54 PM
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Default brinly cultivator... use ideas besides cultivating?
Im going to try to use mine as a bedder attachment this year.. to build the hill and then to run a furrow down the center of it....


here is my inspiration....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF50gBqAVUc

much easier then using a hoe!!!
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Im going to try to use mine as a bedder attachment this year.. to build the hill and then to run a furrow down the center of it....


here is my inspiration....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF50gBqAVUc

much easier then using a hoe!!!
Allen, I think someone on OCC made one a while back on a tool bar.
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I watched a couple of the "followup" videos' and it appears the best ones hill behind a rototiller.

Maybe you would get the same effect pulling those discs behind the cultivator

The loose soil would move easier!!
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You can use a cultivator to hill potatoes et cetera. Turn the shoes all in to the center and it will pull the soil to a hill. I am working on a bed maker for the Cubs. I grow several thousand onions and a bed maker is gonna eliminate a ton of hand work. I hope.
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Allen, I think someone on OCC made one a while back on a tool bar.
I feel like Tyler in Canada did one behind a tiller??...
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