Crop Roller Mounts On Cultivator
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Rollers have become popular in recent years as a way to eliminate problems with rootballs, rocks and corn stalks during soybean harvest. They don’t come cheap, though, costing up to $40,000 for a 45-ft. model. A Minnesota company says you can save money by turning your existing row crop cultivator into a roller.
Tebben Enterprises displayed its new Culti-Roller units at the recent Farm Fest show near Redwood Falls, Minn. Each roller is 16 in. in dia. and made from 1/4-in. thick steel. A clamp-on toolbar mounting bracket mounts on front.
The idea is to remove the back shanks from the cultivator, and bolt the Culti-Roller units in their place. The crop slides through between the rollers, which are equipped with metal shields on both sides.
The company offers 2 different Culti-Roller models. A 14-in. wide model is designed for 22-in. rows and uses 10-in. rollers on end rows; the other is a 22-in. wide model that’s designed for 30-in. rows and uses 18-in. rollers on end rows. The 14-in. wide model sells for $591 per unit; the 22-in. wide model for $661 per unit.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Tebben Enterprises, 10009 Hwy. 7 S.E., Clara City, Minn. 56222 (ph 320 847-2200; mtebben@hcinet.net; www.tebben.us).
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Crop Roller Mounts On Cultivator CULTIVATORS Rollers have become popular in recent years as a way to eliminate problems with rootballs rocks and corn stalks during soybean harvest They don’t come cheap though costing up to $40 000 for a 45-ft model A Minnesota company says you can save money by turning your existing row crop cultivator into a roller Tebben Enterprises displayed its new Culti-Roller units at the recent Farm Fest show near Redwood Falls Minn Each roller is 16 in in dia and made from 1/4-in thick steel A clamp-on toolbar mounting bracket mounts on front The idea is to remove the back shanks from the cultivator and bolt the Culti-Roller units in their place The crop slides through between the rollers which are equipped with metal shields on both sides The company offers 2 different Culti-Roller models A 14-in wide model is designed for 22-in rows and uses 10-in rollers on end rows; the other is a 22-in wide model that’s designed for 30-in rows and uses 18-in rollers on end rows The 14-in wide model sells for $591 per unit; the 22-in wide model for $661 per unit Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Tebben Enterprises 10009 Hwy 7 S E Clara City Minn 56222 ph 320 847-2200; mtebben@hcinet net; www tebben us
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