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help with IH 56 planter

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ratskinner

05-08-2007 15:29:12




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I have an IH 56 planter with dry fertilizer tanks. Can you tell me what is the right sprocket to use to get the fertilizer ager at the righ speed? Or what is the right speed, or what sprockets works the best?


IH 56 4-row corn planter




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ratskinner

05-11-2007 08:52:44




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 Re: help with IH 56 planter in reply to ratskinner, 05-08-2007 15:29:12  
Thanks looks like i will get a book for it.



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paul

05-08-2007 21:33:20




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 Re: help with IH 56 planter in reply to ratskinner, 05-08-2007 15:29:12  
In addition to the manual that you need, what type of fert are you getting, what yeild are you trying to achieve, what other type of N are you using & how much, and is your ground in good shape or is it looking kinda low on all things?

Have to know where you want to be, to know how to get there. :)

Good corn will use 150 (or more) - 50 - 50 pretty much, but some of that might be in your soil already, or you might be aiming for a lower yield. Any you really can't put that much N on as starter, so try to meet the P & K needs, and some of the N.

--->Paul

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2t2@ia

05-08-2007 21:02:01




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 Re: help with IH 56 planter in reply to ratskinner, 05-08-2007 15:29:12  
An owner's manual is almost a necessity to use a planter. This would be true of all the settings, seed, fertilizer, and if needed herbicicde and/or insecticide. There are so many combinations of sprockets that trial and error would be counter productive.



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j105

05-08-2007 20:10:19




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 Re: help with IH 56 planter in reply to ratskinner, 05-08-2007 15:29:12  
there are quite a few combinations. three driver spockets and three driven sprockets. also there are three different augers (low rate, high rate, and extra high) i don't know what happened to mid rate. oh well. if you can find a part number on one section of your auger(made up of 4 sections) post it back, let me know if it's two row or 4 row planter. alsoif the part number is on the inside , outside, or a center section. i will check my book to see which auger it is and then i can tell you the different rates for the different sprocket combinations. with something like a planter you really need to find a manual.will save alot of guess work and goof ups.

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Ed1

05-09-2007 05:52:15




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 Re: help with IH 56 planter in reply to j105, 05-08-2007 20:10:19  
J105 you right on the money.

Unless your going to count the number of seeds dropped and amount of fertlizer used in lets say a 100 ft and and repeat until you get the desired settings you need a manual.

I got one a few years directly from IHCase. Gives you all the different seed populations per acre for different row with's and in row spacings for all the available options.

For Fertlizer It gives you the part numbers of the fertlizer augers and rates appleid with the different augers and sprocket settings.

Also, this is a plate type planter which means you need to match the corn seed size to the plates used in the planter. If you need plates Lincon Ag Plates has them.

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georgeky

05-08-2007 18:25:01




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 Re: help with IH 56 planter in reply to ratskinner, 05-08-2007 15:29:12  
I don't remember, but you can get a manual for it from Binder Books here on the net. It will have all that info in it.



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