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Re: allis b planter???
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Gerald
03-29-2002 20:32:50
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Aaron,
I have a one row planter and fertilizer applicator for my B. It fits on the same frame as does the one row cultivator. The drive from the planter comes from a webb chain sprocket mounted on the left outside wheel hub. Web chain runs up to the planter. You move a second smaller web chain between the planter and fertilizer applicator to run each. A rod is attached to the cultivator frame that runs up to the planter which stops the planter drive when the runner opener is lifted from the soil. Will send pictures if desired.....
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Aaron
03-30-2002 10:31:45
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Re: Re: allis b planter??? in reply to Gerald, 03-29-2002 20:32:50
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Gerald,
I thank you very much for your info. But mine is a two row planter, do you know if they hook on to the tractor the same way?
thanks,
Aaron
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Bryan Smith
04-01-2002 06:09:17
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Re: Re: Re: allis b planter??? in reply to Aaron, 03-30-2002 10:31:45
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The B was a 1 row tractor. If you have a 2 row planter that is tractor-mounted (that is, meant ot be mounted on the tractor in front of the rear wheels) then you have a planter for a C or CA (or even a WD). The C had a wider distance between the rear final drives than the B, hence two rows - the B is about 33" between the final drives inside, while the C is about 45".
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