Agri Supply® Keulavator® How-To Guide for Cultivation

[@jimmysimpson4542]

Just purchased the frame, hiller discs and sweeps kit. Once I got it assembled, adjusted and tightened down I made quick work of putting in my rows. We are ready to plant. Good product. I will definitely recommend it to others.

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Thank you very much Jimmy for taking time to watch our video & leave us a comment! Glad to hear you are enjoying the new Keulavator® frame. We appreciate you shopping with Agri Supply, have a great day!

[@cutweldngrind]

Awesome, I am getting ready to order cultivator and bedder disc to build my setup. Awesome video, short but informative.

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Happy to hear you enjoyed our video Cutweldngrind2752 - Good luck with your build!

[@flgardener1155]

Hey Keul, thanks for the video. This video was a good quick overview. Being a farming and tractor newbie, I am hoping that you might make a more indepth video for the Keulavator. One of your competitors, Everything Attachments, has a fantastic series of tractor attachment videos on KZbin. They have helped me tremendously. When I started my garden three years ago, I looked and looked for a hiller attachment, but never found anything that I liked and could afford. I ended up taking out tines on my landscape rake and made a ghetto hiller. It worked surprisingly well all things considered, but I'd still have to go back by hand with a garden rake to get the hills formed just the way I wanted them. So it looks like you'll make at least one sale because of your video.

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Thanks so much FLgardener for taking a moment to leave us a comment! Glad you found our Keulavator implement video helpful. We are planning to create some additional "How-To" segments in the future so please be sure to Subscribe so you'll be in the know! If you have any other questions about this frame, please reach out to our Customer Care Team by visiting www.agrisupply.com/contactus.aspx or calling us at 1-800-345-0169. Would be glad to answer any questions you might have, take care!

[@mullaivannanmanoharan7669]

Does the spider work well on thick weeds or sod, does it have to be tilled before using spider

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Thanks for watching! We would recommend you run through the soil at least a couple times (preferably cross directionally once up/down and once side to side) to pull out any really thick weeds. The spider gangs are primarily used to help cultivate the soil by loosing it up, and providing those rows you will be need before planting. If you have compacted soil/sod using a disc harrow or s-tines first might be a good idea to really loosen it up prior to the spider gangs going down. Let us know if we can help with anything else!

[@harvirkhara24channel]

Great I'm from India and this technology is really helpful Regards Harvir

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Very glad you enjoyed our video on the Keulavator! Have a great day Harvir.

[@asmellofgreengrass]

Hi Kuel. This seems like a great garden attachment. Anything to stop weeds without pesticides is #1 for me. Will the attachment work with a 50HP CAT2 tractor? Could the larger tractor bend the frame if pulled too fast? Do the rolling cultivators work in all soil types (rocky, clay, etc)? Thanks again.

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Hi Kevin, Thank you for your interest and compliments on the Keulavator video! As for using the 50 HP tractor, you will be fine as we've done some experimenting with that on our company tractor. The spider gangs, however, do not work well in rocky conditions or hard clay. If there is moisture in the clay soil type they will work - But in a dry season they may tend to ride on top of the ground without digging in and do the job they were intended. If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out to our Customer Care Team at 1-800-345-0169. We'd be happy to chat with you more about the Keulavator frame.

[@KrazyKajun602]

What is a easy way to set the angle of the blade the same as the other one. Any quick tips?

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Hello Wayne, That is a great question! In most applications, setting the blades with the glance of an eye is sufficient. However, to ensure an accurate setting so both blades will throw the same amount of soil (which will help to form a more precise bed), YES there is a way. When you have one of the blades set as you desire, simply find a fixed point on that side of the Keulavator® Frame and measure to the front of the blade. Then, take a reading to the rear of the blade. Once these measurements have been taken, simply go to the other side of the frame at the fixed point on that side and set the blade appropriately using both of your previously taken measurements. Using the end of the toolbar as a fixed point on each side is a good suggestion. We hope this is helpful! Please don't hesitate to reach out to our Customer Care Center at 1-800-345-0169 if you have any other questions about install or how to use the Keulavator®. Thanks again for watching!

[@tcmits3699]

Grind knotches on tool bar

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Thanks for watching Martin! Let us know if we can help you with anything.

[@stephenkeeling7549]

I like the video but what's with the roaring Lion in the background. Not good, we want to hear "you" not a bunch of background noise.

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Morning Stephen - Appreciate you checking us out and watching the Keulavator video here. We definitely appreciate input from viewers and are working hard in the future to improve everything we publish! If you need any further help with what we covered, please feel free to reach out to our Customer Care Team at [phone]. Have a great day!

[@lunarrn]

So...your making your new tractor cultivate like an old Farmall. That's interesting

[@AgriSupplyCo]

Hey there lunarrn. Thanks for watching...and yes! Very similar to the old-school cultivators found on a Farmall style of tractors. Glad you enjoyed the video.