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NO-TILL, NO PROBLEM

Jul 1, 2006 12:00 PM

YETTER MANUFACTURING Company says its new 2910-HD coulter with bolt-on fertilizer arm handles the stress of high-residue corn on corn and no-till. The company claims this upgraded version of its coulter, with increased vertical travel and 1,025 lbs. of down pressure, is effective in all tillage types. The new coulter has greasable tapered bearings and ample room for residue flow. The removable fertilizer arm option can be used to inject or knife in fertilizer to ensure pinpoint placement of liquid, dry or suspension fertilizer.

Depending on the blade, the price of the 2910-HD coulter is about $297. Contact Yetter Mfg. Co., Dept. FIN, Box 358, Colchester, IL 62326-0358, 800/447-5777, visit www.yetterco.com or www.freeproductinfo.net/fin, or circle 179.

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