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Re: planter question for B
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Glenn
04-12-2002 12:06:44
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AC made a pull type drill planter (corn, cotton, peanuts, etc) that was a 2 row. There were multiple hitch options for the B, C, CA, WD, WC, etc. These are out there in the barns and hedgerows if you want to look. The standard lift on the B raised and lowered the planter. I found one in a junkyard, have not decided if I'm going to buy it to restore or not. Pretty simple units, although like any planter, fertilizer and weather can be rough on them.
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markp
04-12-2002 14:20:53
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Re: Re: planter question for B in reply to Glenn, 04-12-2002 12:06:44
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thanks I think I will buy a two row
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