Posted by rrc300 u on January 21, 2017 at 18:04:37 from (166.137.102.59):
In Reply to: Tree Planting posted by Fullers Farmalls on January 21, 2017 at 10:22:10:
To really keep it tractor related I planted a thousand or so bare root pines a few years ago. I took some advise from my uncle he told me to bolt a piece of angle iron to my tractor wheel and drive. Lol I did just that and had them trees planted in a day. I used a piece of 2 x2x3/8 and let it ha g past the tire about 8". It just happens that a 13-6x28 tire gives 6.5 foot spacing. I laid the rows out with a tape and stakes then drove down the row, set the seedlings and moved to the next. The angle made a nice little pocket a d I just flipped the sod back over a d stomped it down. I didn't lose very many at all.
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