Thanks for the video. I bought a Super A a couple of months ago and just bought a 100 parts tractor that I got running. I also bought a set of the rolling cultivators right after I got the tractor. I've been trying to see how they were mounted and on Joey's channel it looks like the shank is cut at a 45* angle where the "adjusting" plate is. I'm going to try making a set. Can't bring myself to pay $100 for a set from Burchfield.
I'm about half way through the video but I wish you had mentioned what side to mount each cultivator, there is a correct side that depends on the flat side of the tines.
Thank you for sharing this information. In the garden where I use my Farmall Cub, I don't tend to need really raised hills. My question is this, Would it be best for me to use my regular cultivator sweeps and the plant guards/shields with them until the plants are say a foot tall or so then switch to the rolling cultivators, letting them throw the dirt closer to the plants? Next season will be my first opportunity to use the Lillistons. Any advice or guidance? Thanks.
@@OldRedTractors Oh something between 5'4" and 5'9". Prefer Brunettes with Blue Eyes, but at my age, if she's hard of hearing, has bad eye sight and can't run away fast, I'd be interested. : )
Thanks for the video. I bought a Super A a couple of months ago and just bought a 100 parts tractor that I got running. I also bought a set of the rolling cultivators right after I got the tractor. I've been trying to see how they were mounted and on Joey's channel it looks like the shank is cut at a 45* angle where the "adjusting" plate is. I'm going to try making a set. Can't bring myself to pay $100 for a set from Burchfield.
Good luck and thanks for watching.
I'm about half way through the video but I wish you had mentioned what side to mount each cultivator, there is a correct side that depends on the flat side of the tines.
Yeah, and the angle is important as well. That way they will throw more dirt too. Thanks for watching
Thanks for the set up video. It’s helps me with my lay out. I’m very new to this and you snd JT are of really great help!
glad that it helped
I would like to have a set off those cultivators. They work good on smaller plants. I got a neighbor that has some. Great video. 👍
Thanks for watching. I thought I had replied earlier.
Old Jt do good . And you are right cut any long shank that going underneath the oil pan , o yeah these new adjustable have loose jaws,aggravating
Thanks for watching
Thank you for sharing this information. In the garden where I use my Farmall Cub, I don't tend to need really raised hills. My question is this, Would it be best for me to use my regular cultivator sweeps and the plant guards/shields with them until the plants are say a foot tall or so then switch to the rolling cultivators, letting them throw the dirt closer to the plants? Next season will be my first opportunity to use the Lillistons. Any advice or guidance? Thanks.
Yes I would you the guards until they arr about a foot tall. That way they have a good root ball and base. Thanks for watching.
Looks good enjoyed the video.
thank you and thank you for watching
Thank you
You're welcome
I need to head over to my buddies salvage yard to see if I can find a set up like yours. "See anything?" you say? LOL Girls in Swimsuits
What set up are you looking for, there Dave?
@@OldRedTractors Oh something between 5'4" and 5'9". Prefer Brunettes with Blue Eyes, but at my age, if she's hard of hearing, has bad eye sight and can't run away fast, I'd be interested. : )
They look like they are the cats meow
Yes, they work really well.
Keep your foot off the clutch or you will bun it up. Just go for it.
Yeah old habits never die