This was a huge help thankyou now I can search hillers, row hippers and bed shapper. Here they are called Merbein Ploughs and Moulders which doesn't find a lot on the net.
Disc Harrow mound soil, how do I?
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This was a huge help thankyou now I can search hillers, row hippers and bed shapper. Here they are called Merbein Ploughs and Moulders which doesn't find a lot on the net.
wcampbell47
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Your close up of the row shows that you still have clods of dirt that the disc is pulling up. I use a tiller set to full depth to till the area I want to make rows in. A two disc hiller then does a great job because the soil is loose enough to move. I think you will achieve good results if you move the discs toward the center a bit. Experiment. Till the soil until you don't have clods, move the disc in a bit and leave space between rows to achieve the desired number of rows for the area.
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GlenK:Here are some photos of a hiller I bought last year. I am sure you can put one together by your self. You don't need that large shoe (sweep) in the middle. It just makes a center groove on the hill for like planting potato's.
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