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Read articles →This isn't a tractor review at all, it's a market gardener using a Kioti DK4510 to run a locally-built row bedder and furrow shank, showing how to adjust bedder brackets and discs to build a 24-inch mound with a 6-inch center furrow, then lay drip tape from Hoss Tools into it. Useful for market growers wanting real implement setup, not spec-focused tractor shoppers.
Appears to be a small-scale grower documenting their own market garden work with the tractor, not a dealer or reviewer.
Adjust the brackets on each side inward so tires don't compact the pull dirt, then set the furrow shank as deep as possible and twist discs to 12 inches off center for a 24-inch mound.
The objective is to cut a six-inch deep furrow, then run drip tape down it and push dirt back on top for proper watering depth.
It was not purchased with the tractor. It came from a local company called Lazenby near Starke, Florida, which builds bedders with a furrow shank added as needed.
