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Understand the Row Bedder Components

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What happens here

The row bedder consists of a bar with various implements. On each side, there are plow points designed to dig down and bust up the soil. There's also a central plow point that helps shape the row, and two discs (one visible, one less so) that are responsible for pulling up the dirt to form the raised bed. The video's creator notes that he prefers the central plow point to be reversed for better performance.

Goal: Familiarize yourself with the parts of the row bedder attachment, which includes plow points for breaking soil and discs for forming the rows.

Tools and materials

  • Row Bedder Attachment

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freedom guys let me pre apologize for the wind today for some reason the wind gets up as soon as I pick up the camera it's kind of funny so you might be looking at this like oh man what is all this stuff so basically it's a bar across the back here that has different implements attached to it so it has a disc it has plow tip plow point and it has a plow point here so on each side right here there are plow points that dig down in and bust up the soil right here is a plow point that will leave your row and typically that plow point so you see its face backwards now typically that plow point will be turned around but I found in my experience that it actually does a better job when it's turned this direction and here you have some discs basically they're two discs right here one that you can't see in one right here and all this machine does is take a

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