D26-Lancaster Farming Saturday, December 8,1990
Hoe Drill Linkage Provides
10-Inch Vertical Movement
ASSARIA, Kan. Great
Plains’ new 30’ and 40’ multi-flex
floating hoe drill is designed to
insure consistent planting depth
and penetration. It features an
innovative parallel linkage hoe
opener. The parallel linkage
design provides unmatched 10”
vertical movement to follow
ground contours while the hoe tip
angle remains constant throughout
the float range. This design dra
matically improves hoe drill plant
ing accuracy.
Designed to allow seeding in a
variety of farming conditions, this
Great Plains’ multi-flex floating hoe drill features parallel linkage hoe opener. The
parallel linkage design provides unmatched 10” vertical movement to follow ground
contours while the hoe tip angle remains constant throughout the float range.
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drill is equipped with adjustable
rock trip settings of 360 lbs. or
440 lbs. and adjustable downfloat
for shallow and softseed bed con
ditions. Its eight large gauge
wheels with rephasing hydraulic
lift offer superior flotation in soft
fields.
With three ranks of hoe open
ers, with 2014 ” vertical clearance
and 19” between ranks, the multi
flex floating hoe drill can handle
heavy stubble conditions. Openers
are available in 7”, 10”, and 12”
spacings.
Two-way flexibility is another
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important benefit. The floating
subframe offers 12'A degrees
upward and downward flexibility
and the wings (lateral) offer 15
degree upward and downward
flexibility.
The multi-flex floating hoe drill
can be hydraulically folded for
quick and easy transport, and
offers a minimum of 15” ground
clearance.
Options available include dry
fertilizer attachment, hydraulic
markers, and press wheel rock
guards.
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STEVE PETERSHEIM
717-354-2780
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Yeutter Names Beef Promotion
WASHINGTON, D.C. Sec
retary of Agriculture Clayton
Yeutter announced 21 reappoint
ments and 16 new appointments to
the national Cattlemen’s Beef
Promotion and Research Board.
All but one will serve three-year
terms beginning Dec. 1,1990. The
single appointment is for one year
to fill a vacancy created by a
resignation.
The beef board is composed of
111 members representing 38
states and three regions. The sec
retary selects the appointees from
cattle producers and importers
nominated by organizations repre
senting beef, dairy, veal and
importer interests.
Reappointed members repre
senting cattle producers, by state
and region, are: Arkansas- Walter
L. TuUos; Colorado- Harold L.
Felte; Florida- James C. Bass;
Idaho- Thomas E. Shaw; Illinois
- Randall R. DeSutter; Kansas-
William M. Beezley: Kentucky-
Brainard L. Palmer-Ball Sr.;
Minnesota- James C. Bryan;
Missouri- Arlen H. Schwinke and
Junior Simpson.
Nebraska- Richard W. Mercer,
Donald E. Moore; North Dakota-
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Creede Speake, Jr., Hart E, Merk
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Virginia- Richard S. Ellis IV;
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the northwest region (Alaska,
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South Dakota- Richard G. Kjer
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Robert F. Wolf. Robert M. Carter
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