Installing Trash Whippers on the New Planter

Trash Cleaners will improve our seeding performance on no-till ground.
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[@bryang9095]

wavy no till colter an floating trash wipers are the way to go. we got them an their great!

[@robertreznik9330]

I greased mine until I found the bearings are sealed. The extra 4 will come in handy when bearings go out. Mine are in the back of the barn. I use SunCo Tiger Paw now that we NT. I should give them away as these are not used around here. You will see a more uniform seed placement if you still have a few stalks in the row... might go faster with the smoother ride.

[@AndersonFarms]

We have always gotten trash wippers on planters, we got a 2014 1775nt and it still has trash rippers for the occasional root ball or something

[@farmingforfunandprofit940]

What I think you are going to miss is the wavy coulter that was on your old planter in front of the disc openers might not make a difference in tilled soil but in no till.. something needs to pulverise the soil ahead of the disc openers..Maybe the Row cleaner will help

[@rogerwilson9361]

It sound judgment be proactive with adding trash whippers to the new planter as to no till it ideal to helps the soil regenerate so as to become more productive.

[@brandonbloomquist1024]

Those whipper you call are called row cleaner

[@stephenarrington9611]

Alot of grunting going on!

[@MrGkoplitz]

Just curious about your "no tillage" efforts, I've read several studies that took place over the last 25 years and I'm curious what is your motivation in this area?

[@jakewarack5132]

What GoPro camera do you use? I was thinking about getting one to mount on our tractors. Thanks

[@huds9093]

How heavy are the Trash wipers?

[@awd3264]

Wondered since you do row till if the planter had row cleaners. Now we know it didn't and you added them. Kind of think they are important in ensuring a uniform seed depth in high trash situations. Any corn plant that comes up a day or two late is probably just going to be no more than a weed.

[@chrispotter3281]

All the grunting. Lol

[@ryanloouie6166]

Sounds like gay sex.

[@Kllrkrtt309]

They're heavy...

[@Kllrkrtt309]

They're heavy...

[@AussieMusicRocks]

Ryan Loouie The reason you know what gay sex sounds like, IS? lol joke.

[@Kllrkrtt309]

+AussieMusicRocks because moaning is normal in any gender sex? Duh

[@crofter3903]

what breed of cows do you have?

[@Pinziee]

Smart move I think ;-)

[@agrarian7187]

What is your experience of planting soybean with the same row width as corn?

[@HowFarmsWork]

+Agrarian We've not noticed a decrease in yield from 15 inch rows.

[@colc5469]

Which type of farming do you think is more hard work, Animal Husbandry or Crop harvesting. While both forms are hard work which do you think is more work

[@HowFarmsWork]

+AWFULCOLD MINER Animals, they can run away from you.

[@colc5469]

How Farms Work Good point. You don't often see farmers chasing a herd of corn stalks on a horse swinging a lasso

[@farmkid9028]

+How Farms Work is this the new pice of eqement or is a tractor coming yet

[@HowFarmsWork]

+farm kid This is the new piece of equipment. I'd keep a lookout for more equipment though.

[@farmingforfunandprofit940]

After reviewing your video on your old planter I saw you didn,t have a wavy coulter.. So as Gilda Radner would say Never mind.. Open mouth remove foot....

[@waterskiingfool]

That wasn't a bad price from mother deere

[@bryang9095]

ryan? no liquid tanks on the planter yet!!?

[@ericsievers233]

I bet you wished u had a 6 row planer half way through. ha ha

[@mustafakhasawneh4713]

what are the parts that you put called?

[@Kllrkrtt309]

Trash wheels. They help push stalk residue and chunks of dirt out of the row.

[@michaelhancock8317]

row cleaners

[@krisdomtar5540]

SUP RYAN

[@HowFarmsWork]

+Kris Domtar NOTHIN U?

[@DesertDigger1]

Bet you boys would love to have a concrete floor.

[@Kllrkrtt309]

Concrete sucks. Laying on it and working on stuff if very uncomfortable. And, the concrete gets marked up and it breaks down more than dirt will.

[@richeywcassel]

We have concrete and I love it. Helps in keeping parts clean, easy clean-up, firm base to jack from, etc...

[@DesertDigger1]

That's not true in my shop. Who cares if it gets marked up, its not a show room floor, its a work shop. As far as breaking down, you must have got a bad batch. I've never seen concrete "break down" unless it was improperly mixed.

[@Kllrkrtt309]

DesertDigger1 We have concrete from 1960 when our shop was built, barely showing chips on the edges. The stuff my dad laid about 10 years ago is excellent, I'm just talking about floor jacks with metal wheels scratching and leaving etch marks in the concrete making it rough. I like lime because it's fairly soft, and it's a good support for big heavy tractors or combines, etc.

[@muddysprings9746]

When was this video made

[@ryanloouie6166]

4 Days 15 Hours 39 Minutes ago.

[@connerwilson2357]

+Ryan Loouie but who's counting

[@ryanloouie6166]

Ryan said trash humpers if you put on closed captions.

[@joetiller1031]

Lot of grunting and farting but yall got em on.

[@dimduk]

It's getting a little late to be planting corn unless this video was shot a month ago.

[@HowFarmsWork]

+dimduk Two weeks.

[@nickbosler9386]

+How Farms Work your good around here farmers are still planting

[@B.E.Long.63]

Why don't you show us the finished product, all you showed us is that you can grunt putting them on..... lol...

[@HowFarmsWork]

+Bill Long I did at the end, I'll show more in the following days.

[@kevinwillis9126]

would not like to drop one of them on your toes..

[@DannyRice01]

steel toe cap

[@kevinwillis9126]

+Danny Rice i know of some farmers that did not wear steel toe caps and they learnt the hard way....

[@DannyRice01]

Kevin Willis ouch

[@kene028]

You said add us in snapchat but dont say what your snapchat name is.

[@HowFarmsWork]

+Kenny Wilburn howfarmswork