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Potato digger
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Potato digger
Does anyone know of someone making a one row potato digger that would just pull through the patch and lay the potatos on the top. Also could it be used to get garlic up?
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Re: Potato digger
This was posted on YT less than a week ago:
http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/viewtopic.php?t=1185639
It is about as good looking of a homemade one I have seen.
http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/viewtopic.php?t=1185639
It is about as good looking of a homemade one I have seen.
- havoc1482
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Re: Potato digger
The ones i've seen are all homemade. A simple flat spade with forks on one end to catch the potatoes, but let the dirt fall back down.
Mike
I bleed Black & Gold
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I bleed Black & Gold
IH Collectors Club New England (Chapter 18)
Western Mass. (The 413)
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Re: Potato digger
I would like to make one where would one find the spade looking parrt?
- Clint Carter
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Re: Potato digger
How well do they work with out the rods on the back?
- Clint Carter
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Re: Potato digger
I dont know i have never used one with the rods. I am happy with this one. lot better than a shovel or hoe for sure.LOL
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Re: Potato digger
the forks help sift out rocks and keep the spud on top of the ground. thats a pretty slick little item posted on the TY item.
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Re: Potato digger
I have one on my cub similar to clint's and it works fine on taters. Agree beats a potato fork or shovel and can be used to make furrows when planting taters.
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