Nuts and excess thread exposed to wear on 50% of discs. Any specific reason?

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Limited trials I did in a no-till system showed, maybe because of nutrient stratification, we found it unlikely that traditional npk starter would return positive yield. This year we're breaking into a low rate npk product with more emphasis on adequate K availability, some sulfate sources, Zn and Mn, and finally getting into biological and natural products. So far it looks like these things may be really good on a planter placement, especially the lower use rate components like micronutrients. Really appreciate seeing people take the time to talk through their plot work like you did here.

Ours is supposed to be delivered when u get done showing it off after Husker Harvest Days 2023

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May I know the price for 4 rows?

Like from Ukraine

That's why I love rowing up wit ortherman plow bedders

I love this SP5000 stalk puller

Thank you for your help .This have help me a lot .

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Don't forget the organic matter from the old residue !

That's why I love ortherman 8385 plows wit middle busters rowing up beds

I'm trying to find the cutter edge for my fe8120

Great post #uxlivinglab

Looks like a fair rig but the coulter is in the wrong place. Should be after the bar off disks so it cuts all the weeds before catching on the sweep shank.

Ginious modal proud of you I want making informations

AWESOME -

Last we paid for those was 30 grand in the 90s...prices are unreal now...so glad we left farming bk then

can you put fertilizer down with this coulter setup?

Nice rig

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With correct setting and deflector shield, looks like it could also be used to strip till. Sure would be fast.

Very disappointed with my Orthman machine ... It didn't age well for the huge price I paid for it

Not very famous!!!...

This is the Best of ALL! After harvest, Softening soil by Disking & Then Seeding ALL in just 1-SHOT!

Will you guys ever make a 15” row spaced strip till?

Pulled a 8/30 with a 8285r in some solid ground fall of 17 and it gave the tractor all it wanted... should pull easy this fall after I tore up the hard pan already

Sandy land -,-

Caelan, the 1tRIPr shanks will go to 11-3/4" depth.

How deep are the shanks able to go

What a great combo ... Orthman, John Deere and CAT #awesome

Awsome! sure beats a shredder

How deep you pulling the shank

What's the latest. Can a guy buy a 24 row yet ??

looking at buying one of these units and would really like to talk to you because of first hand experience

We pull this unit with a 965 challenger with 500 gallon mounted front liquid tank going 8-8.5" deep. Only ran into a couple of spots that we could not pull up a hill in 2 years.Traction. Orthman put 2 tanks on the unit but the undercarriage is very poor. Built TOO small for the unit. Tracks with rear bogie wheels seem to fight each other The strip till action leaves the soil very nice though. It has some issues in rocks but what doesn't. Putting 2nd set of track undercarriages on in 2yrs.

Any actions shots of this machine?

Our research shows that the 1tRIPr needs at least 25HP per row for optimum performance, in loose soil... so, this one needs a 600HP tractor at least, maybe up to 800HP for tight soil. That said, these aren't full production units yet. This is the 3rd one that's out there, and we are monitoring them to make sure that the design is ready for the inevitable bigger tractors and more HP that is coming.

How did the yields turn out? Was there any problem with air pockets? Looks like a clean system.

How many HP does the tractor need to use this strip-till ?

Hi Trompie! Our international guy advises that 1.34HP converts to 1kW... and, the 1tRIPr requires 25 to 30 HP depending on soil conditions. That is 18.6 to 22.4 kW.

What is the required HP of kW per row?

Great vids!! Keep them coming