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Field Cultivator Or Mulch Finisher. The smaller the pieces the residue is in the easier it will be to bury so the soil finisher will have an advantage over a field cultivator. I'm considering moving to a field cultivator instead of the john deere 722 16' mulch finisher with 3 bar tine harrow that i have been. The soil finisher would pull harder,. As far as your question field cultivator or soil finisher, either one would work well for you. I have the shanks spaced on 9 centers and run 10 inch. Trying to go shallow with the field cultivator (or likely a finisher) is difficult mostly due to the weight of the machines and not. Right now i run a ih 45 field cultivator with a 5 bar spike harrow. I think your talking about the more modern finishers with a disk gang then field cultivator shanks with some type of leveling on.

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As far as your question field cultivator or soil finisher, either one would work well for you. The smaller the pieces the residue is in the easier it will be to bury so the soil finisher will have an advantage over a field cultivator. I think your talking about the more modern finishers with a disk gang then field cultivator shanks with some type of leveling on. Trying to go shallow with the field cultivator (or likely a finisher) is difficult mostly due to the weight of the machines and not. I'm considering moving to a field cultivator instead of the john deere 722 16' mulch finisher with 3 bar tine harrow that i have been. Right now i run a ih 45 field cultivator with a 5 bar spike harrow. The soil finisher would pull harder,. I have the shanks spaced on 9 centers and run 10 inch.

2012 John Deere 2310 Mulch Finisher BigIron Auctions

Field Cultivator Or Mulch Finisher I'm considering moving to a field cultivator instead of the john deere 722 16' mulch finisher with 3 bar tine harrow that i have been. Right now i run a ih 45 field cultivator with a 5 bar spike harrow. The soil finisher would pull harder,. I'm considering moving to a field cultivator instead of the john deere 722 16' mulch finisher with 3 bar tine harrow that i have been. As far as your question field cultivator or soil finisher, either one would work well for you. Trying to go shallow with the field cultivator (or likely a finisher) is difficult mostly due to the weight of the machines and not. The smaller the pieces the residue is in the easier it will be to bury so the soil finisher will have an advantage over a field cultivator. I think your talking about the more modern finishers with a disk gang then field cultivator shanks with some type of leveling on. I have the shanks spaced on 9 centers and run 10 inch.

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