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JD FB-B grain drill need some help!

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mark

05-06-2003 13:11:59




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I have 2 FB-B grain drills and I need some info on the grain gates, the handles that open or close the gates for the rate of seed that drops is bent on both of them.
So if some one has a good one that is not got the handle all bent up .I would like to knew how much gap there is in the seed opener when it is set on 12?
I pull both of them at the same time with a hitch I built .The back one puts more seed out then the front one. But I do not know which one is right,
Can some one help me out here?

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Frank

05-12-2003 12:56:25




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 Re: JD FB-B grain drill need some help! in reply to mark, 05-06-2003 13:11:59  
I have two FB-A's I'd like to hook together. I'm curious as to how your setup looks like. I've seen old pictures in books, but never seen a very good view of one.



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05-13-2003 10:34:44




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 Re: Re: JD FB-B grain drill need some help! in reply to Frank, 05-12-2003 12:56:25  
frank ,if you give me your e-mail address i will take some photos and send them to you.

soybeans 80pd to the acrea



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here, try this

05-08-2003 14:22:16




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 Re: JD FB-B grain drill need some help! in reply to mark, 05-06-2003 13:11:59  
you did not say what kind of seed you are planting or how much you want to plant per acre. If you put in a known amount and then plant several rounds, you can guess at the acres covered and tell if you are close. an acre is 16 1/2 feet x 1/2 mile



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