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tom poplett

04-26-2006 15:24:37




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i purchacsed a steel wheel grain drill off a gentleman not sure of model but would like to plant beans with it.there is a number 82094 on the gearbox with a patent date of june 29,1937.it has wing nuts with some numbers on a dial of the gear box anyone who may be able to shed some light on this animal as to how to set it i would sure appriciate it




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Tom-Pa

04-28-2006 06:50:45




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 Re: oliver drill help in reply to tom poplett, 04-26-2006 15:24:37  
I have the fertilizer and seeding charts on my computer that I can send you. These are for a Model 26 drill. There should be a tag on the back of the seed bin that gives the model number. If it is a Model 26, my email is open, let me know yu want them, and I will send you the photos of the charts.

Tom-Pa



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Tim(nj)

04-26-2006 16:05:18




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 Re: oliver drill help in reply to tom poplett, 04-26-2006 15:24:37  
My grandfather had a couple of them. Model 26 was the wood box version, don"t remember what the steel box was, but they worked the same. The dial sounds like the acre counter. To change seed rate, there is a sliding gear that meshes with a big flat drive gear. We couldn"t get the drill to slow down enough for the population we wanted for beans, even with the selector on 1, so we used to plug every other hole and drill on 14 inch rows to get the right population.

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