I'd like to try one after spring forage harvest to prep for corn planting, does a nice job. Thanks for the video.

Nice demo video, I enjoy seeing new tools at work.

I like watching your videos. Keep them coming

Good Video, even with the wind. Impressed with its job, 2nd time more impressed. I wouldnt mind a demo..... Thanks for your time doing the video

Toney love your KZfaq and tictok keep doing what your doing

That’s a good looking versatile tractor

Awesome tool Brotha!

I demoed their regular Halo speed disc in the summer, and just finished with it in corn stubble and it was awesome. Also tried it on some soybean ground as the ground conditions were similar to spring. First tool I've ever used where I could basically plant into it. Getting pricing on a 25' unit from our local dealer and hope to have one for spring.

Great Video... your right looks very stout. Baskets are beastly.

I’m glad you showed it running over corn stalks, that’s was my first thought to use it on. We’ve been kicking around ideas about what we want to do different into the future. Guys around here like the old Areoway tools. Couple guys strictly make a pass with one and plant. As much as I like driving tractor, I like money in my pocket as well. It would be nice to try one in the fall then notill beans in the spring into what fodder is remaining. Nice video Tony.

Great vid. Like Salford products.

Salford have some awesome new tillage equipment out lately they look impressive from what I have seen so far Larson Farms in Minnesota they demoed one and in that black heavy soil it worked well I think they said they are going to purchase a 29 footer

Just found your channel so I subscribed I don’t do TickTock but my cousin does he sends me some of your videos you’re a hell of a weatherman 🤦‍♂️😂 you seem a little tamer on KZfaq 😁

The Aerway tines act as an aerator. I use an Aerway for aeration because I have areas of clay near the surface and without aeration the clay forms a hardpan that stops root growth. The Aerway gang angles make the tine action adjust from almost a rotor tiller to a straight aerator that just puts the tine in the ground and fractures the soil because of the twist in the blade. I've had the Aerway for about 10 years and it has changed the soil composition over that time by allowing more air into the soil increasing bio-activity, and conditions the soil giving better water penetration and retention. I've found that the most benefit is using it in the fall as water will soak into the tine openings. When it rains or snows, the water gets into the openings and soil fractures and then freezes helping open the soil even further.

That's the way our salford is. Built heavy duty, our 7810 handles it at 175hp and handles it with ease at 9mph, I'll send you a link to the video. Let me know if I explained anything wrong. I'll send you the link when it's uploaded

Love this guy he’s funny

That Salford is a nice machine! I like all of the sealed no maintenance bearings. #FARMERKZfaqMAFIA

I'll be honest tony. This is one of the best equipment reviews Ive seen.

I am in upstate NY we have rocks I’m not sure how well that would work on Rocky ground

When you angle the blades do they all angle the same direction and if so does it leave ridges and valleys???

I pull a 35’ turbo till now with ease with an 9410R. This Salford looks great, but no way I want to go back to a 20’ tool. Not sure why these have to take so much HP.

All Manuel adjustmenst? What is rhe cost compare to vertical tillage tool like mandako or great plains

1 pass would be good enough with that salford.

Wonder how rock friendly it is

Seen these just came out. So it's not a finish tool...doesn't leave a flat floor

How much $$$

Is the seedbed floor level?

Those rolling baskets lift higher than you're kongskilde!

Dam I wish u we’re my dad

recreational farming

My lawnmower could pull that

Be careful of the Aerway tines. They do not do as good of a job as Smart-Till tines. Smart-Till had the first patent on their tines. Aerway wanted to do the same thing, but they had to change the angle and a few things to get a patent. By changing these things, Aerway tines do not do as good of a job as Smart-Till tines. You pointed out the hole that the Aerway tine made, and you said that it could fill up with water. Well,.....that is not what you want. You do not want water or liquid manure to stay in that hole. You want a tine that will do a good job fracturing in all directions, so the water and liquid manure go down in the soil where it is needed. This extra fracturing also allows the roots to go straight for moisture. Roots do not lie. Whether they are crop roots or weed roots,.....the roots will not lie. Meaning,.....the tap roots/feed roots want to go straight down to moisture, but if they run into compaction, the root will take a right turn or left turn to try and find an easy way down to the moisture. The Smart-Till tines create a "ripping" effect that breaks through subsoil to allow more rapid air and water exchange, thus moving water and liquid manure into the subsoil instead of resting in the plow layer or holes, so roots can easily penetrate the soil. There are many KZfaq videos of Smart-Till to watch, and testimonials on the Smart-Till website.