Posted by Banditfarmer on December 10, 2012 at 06:46:09 from (174.101.157.199):
In Reply to: JD Drills posted by Earl T on December 10, 2012 at 06:19:01:
It depends on what you want to plant. The 8300 has more depth control and a press wheel to firm the soil around the seed but plants in 10" rows. The 10" rows are good for soybeans but to me not the best for wheat. The 8200 you can plant just about anything in narrower rows as well as grass seeds but you just dont get the depth control as the 8300. I have an 8300 and like it for beans but for wheat I would like to have an 8200 to plant with. If you grow wheat and bale the straw I would use the 8200 for better straw quality. Bandit
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