The Model 850 Finisholl

Design and Purpose:

The model 850 Finisholl is designed as a combination secondary tillage tool, meaning that in some cases it will require more than one trip across the field, depending on the job the farmer wants. The 850 is used for chemical incorporation and seedbed preparation. The 850 will percolate the soil, eliminate air pockets, place weeds on the surface to die, and leave a high percentage of residue on top to conform to today's conservation laws. The Finisholl will save labor, time, and fuel due to fewer trips across the field. This will result in less soil compaction, and most importantly, save the farmer money.

The 850 Finisholl was designed from the bottom up. It was meant to compliment the 875 Tilloll and give farmers an alternative finishing tool that offered greater flexibility in tailoring optional equipment and cost less. Price-wise, the 850 is less than the 875, making it extremely competitive in the finisher market.

The shank spacing on the 850 is a true 8", there are no clumps of shanks for residue to plug. This, combined with shank placement close behind the disc gangs and generally longer frame length, gives the Finisholl possibly the best trash flow of any finisher on the market. With edge bent shanks, and a 25.5. shank clearance, competitors would be hard pressed to claim they have better residue and trash flow than the 850 Finisholl.

The 850 can double as a field cultivator as the disc gangs can be raised and lowered, either mechanically or hydraulically, from 2" below the sweep to 8" above the sweep. This range of disc gang adjustment is superior to any on the market.

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