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Kevin Buie

01-15-2004 08:00:48




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I just purchased a Cole planter recently. I am not sure what model it is but it has a tobacco leaf with Cole written in it. does anybody no where to purchase parts or acquire information about setting planting requirements for the planter. I live in southeastern North Carolina. Any information, a phone number or a web site would be fine
Kevin Buie
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Al in PA

01-16-2004 16:52:52




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 Re: Cole Planter in reply to Kevin Buie, 01-15-2004 08:00:48  
Here's a copy of a press release that should help you. The Cole/Powell line was purchased by Covington who will continue to provide parts and support.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SEP 3, 2003

The purchase of the Cole Planter Company was announced today by the Covington Planter Company. All current product lines of both companies will be manufactured at the Covington plant in Albany, Georgia. "We are honored to carry on the traditions of serving the farmers' needs which the popular Cole product line has upheld since 1900", said Covington President, Mark Pirrung. Covington is no newcomer to the field, having started its operations in 1911. Cole and Covington are old-line manufacturing companies that make agricultural seed planters for the small farmer. Together they sell over 3000 pieces of planting and fertilizing equipment each year. "The product lines are complimentary and reliability has always been a hallmark of both companies. You don't survive for over 100 years without making a well designed, durable product that meets the farmer's needs year after year", Mr. Pirrung said.

Cole products have been manufactured most recently by the Powell Manufacturing Company of Bennettsville, South Carolina. Cole began operations in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1900. For further information please contact Mr. Pirrung at 404-699-6700.

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mark

01-16-2004 05:33:43




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 Re: Cole Planter in reply to Kevin Buie, 01-15-2004 08:00:48  
do a web search for "powell" planters, they bought out the cole brand and still have parts for some makes. They don't sell to the public, but you can find what you want and go to the local tractor store and have them order it for you.

here is the link

www.powellmfg.com/



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Tim(nj)

01-16-2004 17:08:39




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 Re: Re: Cole Planter in reply to mark, 01-16-2004 05:33:43  
Powell is gone. Al's post is up to date. Here's the link to Covington.



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