PartsParts: row cleaners
Row cleaners: Martin-Till, Yetter & Precision Planting
We carry and install more than one kind, so you get what fits your ground.
How they differ
Pin-adjust
Set by hand. Simple and cheap. Right until conditions change.
Floating
Follows the ground instead of holding one fixed height.
Air-adjust
Change pressure from the cab as residue changes across the field.
Frame-mounted
Rides on the toolbar, so it doesn't load the row unit or change your downforce.
What we carry
Martin-Till
Floating, pin-adjust, A-frame and frame-mounted row cleaners, including the 1360 Floating and 1345 Narrow. Parts, bearings and wheels too.
See their catalogYetter
Planter-mount and toolbar-mount row cleaners, Air Adjust series and air assist cylinders. Parts too.
See their catalogCleanSweep
Precision Planting air cylinders added to the row cleaners you already have. Adjust pressure with a lever in the cab.
See their catalogReveal
Precision Planting frame-mounted row cleaner with its own internal gauge wheel to control tine depth.
See their catalogParts request
Don't see it, or just want a number?
- 1Tell us the part, how many, and what it goes on.
- 2We check stock and line up your options.
- 3You get a call or text back with price and availability.
Common questions
What are the best row cleaners for no-till?
It depends on your residue, your soil and how much you want to adjust from the cab. Floating and air-adjust designs handle changing conditions better than a fixed pin. Tell us what you're planting into.
What row cleaners fit a John Deere 7000 or a Kinze?
Martin-Till and Yetter both build for John Deere and Kinze. Give us your model and row spacing and we'll match it.
Can I keep my row cleaners and adjust them from the cab?
Yes. CleanSweep adds air cylinders to row cleaners you already own, with a lever in the cab.
Do you carry row cleaner parts and bearings?
Yes. Martin-Till and Yetter wheels, bearings and parts. Text a photo if you don't know the number.
Tell us what the planter is doing.
Shop diagnosis before the season, or a field call when it can't wait.