Post by eppie on Sept 22, 2002 15:01:15 GMT 1
Hey guys,
Ploughs can have tip coulters, and disk coulters to achieve a smooth and straight furrow side.
About every plough has some kind of small pre-furrow, putting the manure and stubble in the subsoil of the furrow.
I was wondering last week:
Why dont they have combined disk coulters and pre-furrows, I mean the bulging disks like on disk harrows?
I think they need less traction, and you have to adjust just one element instead of two, when you want to plough varying soils.
Ploughs can have tip coulters, and disk coulters to achieve a smooth and straight furrow side.
About every plough has some kind of small pre-furrow, putting the manure and stubble in the subsoil of the furrow.
I was wondering last week:
Why dont they have combined disk coulters and pre-furrows, I mean the bulging disks like on disk harrows?
I think they need less traction, and you have to adjust just one element instead of two, when you want to plough varying soils.