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Horse drawn grain drill

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JWhite

10-03-2006 18:32:32




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I have resqued an old horse drawn grain drill (5 row walk behind) and have been looking for information on it. The name on the side says Monitor, and I am guessing that it is 90-95% all there. It has 3 handles in the back with 2 levers each on the outer handles. Anybody with information on it, or does anyone know of the YTMAG's version on horse drawn equipment?




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Leroy

10-04-2006 03:27:04




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 Re: Horse drawn grain drill in reply to JWhite, 10-03-2006 18:32:32  
Monitor was the name for the Moline grain drills, Might have been a company bought out by Moline. Pulled by a single horse between the standing rows of corn to plant wheat before the corn was hand husked for harvest. And people think notill for is fairley recent but those were a no till drill. Different models had different types of openers. Different companys made there own version.



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paul

10-03-2006 20:41:06




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 Re: Horse drawn grain drill in reply to JWhite, 10-03-2006 18:32:32  
Is this the less than 42 inch wide type that seeds rye between standing corn rows? Albert Lea Seed House has one restored for their demos, might want to contact them. Don't know what brand they have....

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JWhite

10-03-2006 21:36:48




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 Re: Horse drawn grain drill in reply to paul, 10-03-2006 20:41:06  
Yeah, it's about 40 inches wide with 2 disks on either side of a double disk that looks like modern drill pieces. The seeds are dropped right behind the 4 outer disks. I'll try the Albert Lea Seed House for more information. Thanks.



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