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Planting conditions change each year. Field conditions vary. Be in control with the Yetter Air Adjust Row Cleaner.

The Air Adjust Series of products lets you make real-time adjustments. With pneumatic in-cab settings, up and down air bags allow the row cleaner to float and follow the soil contour. You’ll move the right amount of residue, clods, rocks, and dry soil from your seed row for ideal seed-to-soil contact.

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COVER MORE ACRES IN LESS TIME

When you’re in the field, getting out to adjust your row cleaners takes discipline and costs valuable time. But if you let them run incorrectly, you could:

Hairpin residue against seeds
Move soil instead of residue

Hairpinning is especially costly because it can lead to late emergence, diseases, tied-up nutrients—and a loss of profitability.

With the pneumatically controlled Air Adjust Row Cleaner, you can respond instantly to the unique and changing conditions of your field, without ever leaving your cab. Adjustments are made with a touchscreen and done in seconds. Not only will you be set up for better yields, you’ll cover more acres in less time and boost your profitability.

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A CLOSER LOOK: PNEUMATIC CONTROLS FOR SUPERIOR RESIDUE MANAGEMENT

Pneumatic adjustments are made with Wi-Fi controls on a tablet or iPad, or through an existing ISOBUS monitor. The in-cab system is easy to use and offers a wide range of controls.

Fine-tune up and down pressure and operating depth independently to ensure you’re moving the desired amount of residue. The digital readout shows exactly what pressures are being used. There are also three outputs, so the center frame can be controlled independently of the wings.
Program up to five presets for your planting conditions (for example, save custom settings for light, medium, and heavy residue).
Increase pressure to boost rigidness.
Raise row cleaners completely when you pass through wet areas of your fields, waterways, headlands, terraces, end rows, etc.
Continual monitoring shows whether target pressures are being maintained.