Exploring The Thiessen Undercutter - Farm Implement Overview

In this video Ryan Thiessen gives an overview of the undercutter, and offers some guidance on how they are used while answering frequently asked questions. The Thiessen Undercutter is ideal for loosening the soil for harvesting carrots, garlic, parsnips, and other root crops. It works by digging below the crop to loosen the soil to eliminate the need for a pitchfork or shovel to speed up the harvesting process. It is recommended to use an undercutter 10 - 12 inches wider than the bed width. Ryan also talks about how to add weight and how much can be applied to each size of undercutter. Tilmor fully supports and sells Thiessen tillage equipment.
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[@pangtou9733]

One of our favorite tools for Gsrlic harvesting

[@laughingcroworganicsfarm8408]

Excellent tool. We've been using this undercutter for 2 years now. Works awesome@

[@zarrarkhan2810]

Please sir making a vedio on welding of cutter

[@agoodwin2223]

Could I use this to cut St. Augustine sod about 2in deep here in Florida ?

[@TilmorProducts]

Great question! It would cut it just fine, however you may struggle to get it to cut consistently at the right depth considering there is no gauge wheel. Something to control your depth would allow you to keep a constant down pressure giving you a consistent cut. So if the goal is to harvest sod I would probably not recommend it. If the goal is to simply remove sod without the intention to harvest it would cut it just fine.

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