Wow, Pretty incredible. Notice you've got laser controls on the crawler. Are you using them for guidance to make such straight furrows? Just curious.
Thanks for the videos. 😄
I see that this is not ripped as deep as the other videos.
Is this a different application???
Thanks
Dudley
its getting 6 foot flat bottomed out...well the wide shank puts so much force on the CAT that you cant go deep.plus there is no need to go more than 6 feet with that wide shank because it gives such a wide shatter.21 inches of shatter!!!we used this shank last year at 8 foot deep,though that was sandy ground..it always depends on how much hard pan the field has..there aren't that many comments or views on the shank yet.wonder y??
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