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Welcome to Our Site!
Who can benefit from this site? Educators, scientists, farmers, builders and contractors, developers, large agricultural concerns, and even the backyard tomato grower -- anyone open to learning about the newest technology used to transform barren soil into fertile crop-producing land.
In this age of food shortages and mass starvation, the world leaders need the information contained in this site. Through networking, we can get the information out that there is a machine which enables the earth to extract moisture from the smallest amount of precipitation.
There are imprinting machines large enough to transform countries and units small enough to work for the average farmer or even backyard vegetable growers.
With a united effort, we can change the current self destructive path of mankind by cooperating with nature to maximize our natural resources.
This is an exciting time. More and more people are waking up to the food crisis we are facing and are stepping up to the plate to do what they can to save our planet -- save ourselves!
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The Tow Frame
The front and rear of the tow frame are square tool bars which permit the use of commercial tool clamps for easy attachment of hitches and accessories (Figures 3 & 4). Typically the draw bar tongue is removed for trailer hauling to reduce the width of the load. Since the front and rear of the tow frame are identical, hitches can be attached to either side to reverse the direction of roller rotation. This feature nearly doubles the life of imprinting teeth, the tips of which concave sharpen on their leading edges
Frame Shape and Size: Rectangular to fit rollers 3,4,5,6,7,8,9 & 10 feet in length
Rear tool bar: (2 ¼-inch side)
Frame Ends: Clamped to tool bars with center bearing bracket
Roller Axle:Full-length, cold-rolled steel, 2 ½-inch diameter
Axle Bearings: Pillow block type with cast steel housing and double tapered roller bearings
for 2 ½-inch axle
Tool Attachments:
(1) Draw bar tongue for field operation
(2) Trailer loading and unloading wheels
(3) Three-point hitch (optional)
(4) Ripping Arms (optional)
Figure 3. Imprinter tow frame with imprinting roller and loading/unloading wheels attached.
Figure 4: Imprinter tow frame attached to a dozer blade to form a steep-slope imprinter.
Tractor hydraulics force imprinting teeth into the ground.
Click on the menu to left or Seeder Diagram on right to view seeder specifications.
The Imprinting Foundation
1616 E. Lind Road
Tucson, Arizona 85719
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