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ROB

10-03-2003 06:08:19




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I was finally able to get ahold of the owner last night, he is retiring and rented his farm. It has always been shedded until this summer when he parked it withthe for sale sign. It is an 8 row 30" end pull with dry fertilizer, says it was always cleaned and well kept. My old 7000 is only a 4x30" so I could double my capacity. Will 90 hp tractor pull this. Thanks for the prior responses, it gives a guy alot to think about.

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JMS/MN

10-05-2003 01:36:50




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 Re: more about IH planter in reply to ROB, 10-03-2003 06:08:19  
What do you mean end pull? The hitch on the end to back it sideways into a storage shed?- still an IH planter, and no way it can match a 7000. Simply a matter of numbers- more 7000s around than IH could ever hope to dream of. Reason is, because they work so much better. Can't match the depth control of a 7000. Yes, the seed capacity of an IH is greater, (seed box does not put the seed properly into the ground- row units do that) but look at the hybrid planters, where farmers needed seed capacity and good placement- they went with the IH seed drum and JD row units.

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Greywolf

10-03-2003 07:45:43




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 Re: more about IH planter in reply to ROB, 10-03-2003 06:08:19  
I pull my 10 row 30" 7000 with liquid fertilizer with a 930 Case. Pulls it just fine idled down to 1600 @ about 5 MPH.

You will have no problems at all.



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