Small disc on the front barring off then sweeps back on , bad thing about a farmall is adjusting every time every season,

Perry work

Me and my Father farmed tobacco with 140 Farmalls, and we had those Lilliston Rolling cultivators also. They did a great job moving soil around the tobacco plants.

Amigo una pregunta que distancia o longitud hay entre disco y disco por donde pasa ña planta de maiz gracias un abrazo desde colombia departamento norte de santander frontera con venezuela

Amigo como estas lo saludo desde colombia acabo de adquirir una lilliston de dos surcos, me gustaría saber la distancias de sección sección osea por donde pasa la planta gracias

Thanks for sharing this. I have an assortment of Lilliston Rolling Cultivators. Most are 14" or so in diameter and all five gang. I cut out one set that was either smaller when new or are worn down to about 10-11 in in diameter. This was a plus when I run them on my cub with insufficient ground clearance. I now run them on my Super A and actually find running them up front, the 10-11" set is perfect. I might one day rig up a set for the rear. I have retained the round pipe clamp mounts. For those looking to rig up a set of these IF they can find some old ones, the bearings and other parts to rebuild a set run about 25 bucks but you might have to order a package with more than you need so be prepared to spend 40 bucks or so. I get my things to rebuild these either from Agrisupply or Shoups. Both companies are good to deal with, Shoups is especially good.They don't really keep you informed but they ship out really fast. Good Luck.

Would like to have set of rolling cultivators do you have any you want to sell

Are you from South Carolina?

Where in NC

That works really well. Thanks for giving me an idea

Nice job. You have the old tractor set up just right. Don't see many of those cultivators in central Alabama where I'm at, I guess it's to much clay here. Looks good.

Now that's pretty! Those rolling cultivators really do break up the clods left from those "ditch shoes" (yes, I'm a yankee 😉) nicely!👍

Great set and explanation. From. Aiken. Sc

Great job explaining the set up. I’m from Aiken. Sc. I subscribed

My dad had a 6 row 38inch spacing lilliston cultivator on his 730 John Deere Diesel tractor and he put me to plowing cotton with it I was about 12 years old that was 52 or 53 years ago

What kind of Farmall and model is best to plant corn seeds and cleaning or cultivate the Weeds in rows.. could you give me some advice,plz. I am new. .I am looking for a used tractor

I like to see when u plant your 🌽 seeds before u clean weeds because I like to know how far apart each seed drop...

I can see how a straight line for the row .. it is good to clean the weeds with very straight line of bean row because the tractor keep going one way and it might cut the bean if the rows are not straight .. I am wonder to see when u plant the bean before u cultivate the Weeds

How much far apart did u plant your beans in order to know that it fits when u cultivate the Weeds with the tractor?

I like em 👍👍

I'm also fabricating my own stuff for cultivating with my super C. Have you seen finger weeders? There's a few videos about them on KZfaq. I asked my son ( good welder) to make some using rotary hoe wheels and it works pretty good.

good job

good job

I was impressed when you turned around to get a shot of the rear and you didn't run over anything! lol BTW, I liked and subscribed. I'm in NC, where are you?

Enjoying your videos but try turning your phone sideways and you'll have a much bigger picture to view. It'll fill up the screen from side to side instead of being tall and narrow.

I'm setting up a Lilliston rolling cultivator. Do you have a link to JT's video? It sounds like you're saying JT West but I can't find anything when I search. Thanks for the help.

Where can I find one of those?