Exactrix
Mustang Tool Bar 4015, Tango Foxtrot flexible.
Case 420 Row Track
Banding Depth to 8.25 inch.
P-51CUE Mustang openers with 3/8 x 26.5 inch diameter blades extreme
double edged with threaded TIO’s and 3 product capability using 85
lb. Gyro Counter Weights is $4,417 each.
Banding Depth to 7 inch. P-51C Mustang openers with 3/8 x 24 inch
blades, single edged, Press-in TIO’s and 3 product capability with
65 lb. Gyro Counter Weight is $3,829 each.
At 15 inch band spacing, Qty. 24 required at 30 feet or Qty 32
required at 40 feet.
Boss Approved in Series 3 TAPPS Formulator
systems for 3 and 4 product delivery in VRT-Site Specific
application.
A three section design for auto boom at 12
mph.
Tango or Foxtrot. You name the dance. This
tool bar is ready from 120 to 160 inch gauge. Adjustable gauge width
lift assist to match up for specialty crops. Cradle mount clamps
allow adjustment.
Super wide gauge for dryland hillside at 160 inches in combination
with a modified Center of Gravity slide table. Step Center Mustang
openers allow in line mounting with no frame set-backs.
Row widths of 20, 22, 30, 34, 36, 38, 40. Wing extensions can be
installed for 35 feet widths using the 30 foot frame. And 45 foot
widths using the 40 foot frame.
Held on the planet with a Steiger 420 Row
Track at 50,000 lbs. utilizing a 20,000 lb. 3 point.
Parking position shown supporting up to 20,000
lbs. on the adjustable stands.
Liquid
Rhizobia,
http://agproducts.basf.us/products/vault-np-soybean-liquid-inoculant.html
Ferrilene,
http://www.helenachemical.com/products/micronutrients-specialized-nutrition/ferrilene/
DeKalb,
Iron Chlorosis Tolerant Beans.
http://www.dekalb.ca/soybeans/varieties
Exactrix
TAPPS and TAPPKTS formulators. www.exactrix.com/EPM.htm
Exactrix
Mustang Openers,
www.exactrix.com/mustang.htm
Exactrix
SRS.
http://www.exactrix.com/Broadcast_08_09_2017.html
KMS, https://www.diamondkgypsum.com/pdf/Diamond%20K%20KMS%20Potassium%20Magnesium%20Sulfate.pdf
Single
Super Phosphate, http://www.cropnutrition.com/single-superphosphate
Your Great Plains Reporter.
GJS
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