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• 6150-119 Marker Spacer Kit

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  Marker Spacer Kit

• FAQs

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  Find frequently asked questions by Yetter customers or contact us.

• Worked extremely well

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  rn"The residue managers from Yetter Manufacturing worked extremely well. I had gone through the field with a chisel plow and went back to break up clods and heavy trash using the SharkTooth® wheels. No matter how heavy the trash got, there was no balling up behind the wheels. I know thes...r."rn

• 2920 Wheel Sealer w/ 2920-212 Bracket

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  Sealer Wheels w/2920-212 Bracket

• 5000 Stalk Devastator Accessories

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  5000-081, 5000-083 and 5000-084 Accessory Kits

• 6200 N Keeper™

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  Yetter Farm Equipment’s 6200 N Keeper closes the blade and knife opening from pre-plant and side-dress applications. Spring-loaded and easily adjustable.

• 2940 Air Adjust™ Row Cleaner

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  Take control from the cab with the pneumatic 2940 Air Adjust Row Cleaner, available in wide and narrow models. Shop for one now at Yetter Farm Equipment.

• Knife Tube Options for 10,000 Magnum™

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  Check out all of the Knife Tube options for 10,000 Magnum available with Yetter Farm Equipment.

• 5000-025C thru -028C & -034B Stalk Devastator™ – 30"/Non-Chopping/Compression Spring Model for All 6/8/12/16 Row John Deere Folding or Rigid Corn Heads

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  John Deere Corn Head Models 643, 693, 606C, 612C (wheel tracks), 608C (2012 & Newer), 612C, & 616C

• Saving time with Yetter 2940 Air Adjust Series

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  "The nice thing about the 2940 Air Adjust™ Residue Managers is you can change them on the fly—when you come across a waterway or headland, just hit a button and they come up," said Justin Martz, who farms corn and soybeans on Larson Farms.rnThis year, Justin ran two planters: a J...ved."