I'm not really an IH guy, but you all seem to be split about two kinds of cultivating. Some on small acreages with truck or garen crops, others doing more conventional corn or beans on larger acreages. Now I've cultivated a lot of corn with an Allis B and a one row, and no matter how good a job it did, that's a long day without much done at the end. Best part is you can take a short nap and not plow out very much! I've also cultivated a lot of corn with H's, and they were very good, but my favorite was a John Deere H with a hand lift two row. So easy to run, used about 4 gallons of gas a day. Worst one was a Ford 9N with the rear mount cultivator. Now I've probably upset a lot of you, but that's my opinion and nobody cultivates row crops much anymore anyway.
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