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Dual Wheel Row Cleaners
"I made row cleaners for my Deere 7000 planter by adding a 3 1/2 by 3 1/2-in. toolbar at a 45? angle to the planter frame and mounting Lilliston ęsplit row gangs' from Lilliston rolling cultivators on front of each planter unit," says David McCoy, Fredericktown, Ohio.
"I did not change the Lilliston split row
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Dual Wheel Row Cleaners PLANTING EQUIPMENT Miscellaneous 19-4-17 "I made row cleaners for my Deere 7000 planter by adding a 3 1/2 by 3 1/2-in. toolbar at a 45? angle to the planter frame and mounting Lilliston ęsplit row gangs' from Lilliston rolling cultivators on front of each planter unit," says David McCoy, Fredericktown, Ohio.
"I did not change the Lilliston split row gangs at all. All I did was rearrange them - they're like a giant erector set. They have built-in adjustable down pressure. And the angles of attack can be adjusted with 3/4-in. socket.
"This photo shows the standard straight tine. An optional, more aggressive "slicer''įtine is also available.
"This is a cheap way to go for row cleaners. I've seen rolling cultivators go for only a few dollars at farm sales."
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, David C. McCoy, 16413 Old Mansfield Road, Fredericktown, Ohio 43019 (ph 614 397-4664).
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