New invention; Tillage-Cart

[tillagecartsllc]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfcWq741p6M

[ColevilleH2S]

I don't even know where to start. There are just so
many smart-ass comments I could make about that
contraption.

It must be a corn/soy thing.

[dalek]

Looks like a solution without a problem to me.
What happens when the tillage bogs down in a soft
spot or compaction and the combine keeps going?

[tillagecartsllc]

If you were working in terrain, or a
portion of the field that wasn't quite
fit to be chiseled, then you are able to
lift the disc and the chisels up and
move through the area without digging.
Then, you can just go back later. The
main goal is harvesting undisturbed.
However, if you can accomplish tillage
at the same time(or 50% - 75% of the
fall tillage) with minimal interference,
then there are many
economical/production benefits to be
had. Good question, thanks.

[AgrivilleAdmin]

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[hedgehog]

thats about the stupidest idea i ever saw.