Good morning!!!!

[daugen]

looking at those cultivator pics makes me wonder if I shouldn't have turned the whole assembly back one quarter turn. Is the answer that simple?

 

[RoyJackson]

looking at those cultivator pics makes me wonder if I shouldn't have turned the whole assembly back one quarter turn. Is the answer that simple?

Try it...and report back

 

[scaredychicken]

Greetings with my afternoon coffee. Haven't been here in awhile, so just checking in. Eager to buy my (first) SCUT tractor in a month or two. Decided on the Kubota BX23S with a few additional implements. The Downpayment is growing week by week . Bought some chicks yesterday.
Happy Sunday.

 

[LouNY]

looking at those cultivator pics makes me wonder if I shouldn't have turned the whole assembly back one quarter turn. Is the answer that simple?

I was going to suggest that, never set them up on an A but on our WD they would have been.

 

[txdon]

Thanks Rick.

Now if only there was an organic way to kill the nutsedge in my vegetable garden.

Vinegar for Natural Control of Nut Grass | Home Guides | SF Gate

 

[DABSGT]

Drew never set up an A but on the cub the point of the tines should be hitting the ground, say they are they won't cut into the dirt but run along the top. The point straight down and you may also try and move them out a bit to cover over the tire tracks. Do you have the full setup with the rears also

 

[lostcreekranch]

Vinegar for Natural Control of Nut Grass | Home Guides | SF Gate

Don, I was tempted to suggest vinegar plus Epsom salts plus Dawn but, you’d have to be careful as the vinegar, if over applied, would have soil activity and could potentially burn the roots of non-target nearby plants. The molasses would not create that danger.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

looking at those cultivator pics makes me wonder if I shouldn't have turned the whole assembly back one quarter turn. Is the answer that simple?

Probably, it don't look right in the pic.

 

[txdon]

Don, I was tempted to suggest vinegar plus Epsom salts plus Dawn but, you’d have to be careful as the vinegar, if over applied, would have soil activity and could potentially burn the roots of non-target nearby plants. The molasses would not create that danger.

Soil ph could go down using vinegar some plants like blue berries like soil a bit on the acidic side.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 48F for the start, overcast, light breeze. Sky cleared off some and variable cloudiness until later in afternoon and back to overcast. Wind was a bit gusty, and high temp was about 65F. Chapel this morning, putter for a bit and then choir sang at a memorial service. That was the end of any useful accomplishments today.

Drew thanks for the link, sounds a lot like the Easter Hill Country tour 3 weeks ago.

Enjoying the weed control conversation, especially the natural controls, want to limit what drains in the lake.

Prayers for all.