On-the-Go Residue Attachment Adjustment

Industry-Leading Electronic Residue Management System for Your On-the-Go Operation

  • Control your residue attachments with the touch of a button
  • Each row’s attachments adjust independently so each seed zone is primed for optimal emergence
  • Fine-tune the depth of residue managers from the tractor cab using a control box
  • Time savings leads to a quick return on investment
  • Simple installation uses the tractor’s electrical system for power
  • Designed to fit most planter styles.

On-the-Go Res Management Attachment Adjustment

Testimonial

James Ripple, Texas

For Texas farmer James Ripple, the benefits of being able to operate his residue managers from his tractor cab were clear. "Texas has widely varying soil types. Every time I got out of the tractor to adjust my residue managers for the soil, I wondered how I could do it from the cab."

So, James went to work and created a set of electronically operated managers that allowed for on-the-go adjustment. After starting the patent process, he approached Yetter. "Yetter is the dominant force in planter attachments, and I was happy to work with them," said James. .The Yetter E-Series residue managers with SharkTooth. wheels have greatly increased my productivity. They almost eliminated the need to stop and adjust.

"We use conservation tillage or min-till on about 2,000 acres. Cotton is our primary crop, but we rotate cotton with wheat or milo on about one-third of the farm. In our soil you, need the ability to move little or no residue or move some dirt to get down to the moisture. These units did that. The key is having the ability to fine-tune and adjust the managers from the cab. With on-the-go adjustment, you can make sure you are moving only the soil necessary to get seed into moist soil."

'The SharkTooth wheels are a great advantage. They moved residue more efficiently and didn.t choke up as much. Other brands I.ve tried had a lot of trouble with heavy residue."

James was also pleased with the durability of the E-Series units. "Texas dirt can turn hard like rock, but these easily met that challenge!"

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