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Topic: 71 flex planter
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| gdmeister
06-04-2012 17:42:22
67.224.40.89
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how do you install the seed drop tubes in a 71 flex planter? I thought i had them in, but they both fell out in the field while I was planting corn. The part number on my seed tube is AA26288.thanks
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| Brendon-KS
06-05-2012 11:04:07
63.245.190.37
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Re: 71 flex planter in reply to gdmeister, 06-04-2012 17:42:22
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| Kind of depends on which style of tube you're talking about; I cannot find that number in the parts catalog. Is this a rectangular sheetmetal tube, round tube for the sugar beet bottom, or a plastic one?
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| gdmeister
06-05-2012 11:12:00
170.54.58.4
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Re: 71 flex planter in reply to Brendon-KS, 06-05-2012 11:04:07
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| Well, its a rectangular shaped sheet metal tube about 8 inches long and with a sort of tab, or tang on top. It has 4 short threaded ( 1/2 inch) small rods on two sides. I don't really know how else to describe it.
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| Brendon-KS
06-06-2012 03:33:37
63.245.190.37
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Re: 71 flex planter in reply to gdmeister, 06-05-2012 11:12:00
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| On those there is a little tab towards the bottom of the tube. This tab hooks into a little U-shaped clip that is bolted onto the structure right between the opener disks. The part number for the clip is B28961.
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