In the crop row, it can be challenging to control weeds mechanically without damaging the crop. Based on the encouraging results of previous research using “stacked” combinations of in-row cultivation implements, we attempted to refine the use of these tools by testing several setups and adjustments. In snap beans, several implement combinations controlled over 90% of the weeds with very little crop damage. In 2-leaf beets, crop damage was unacceptably high, even when using standard implements such the spring tine harrow. But in 4-leaf beets, damage was greatly reduced and satisfactory weed control was obtained with a setup of sweeps followed by finger weeders followed by disk hillers. These setups and adjustments may be used as a starting point for growers investing in this equipment.