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J.D. FB drill seed tubes

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rcrc

04-09-2004 07:51:59




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I am looking for rubber seed tubes with ribs for a van brunt fb drill. They are pricy at the dealer and this is an experiment. Thanks.




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jim

04-09-2004 11:06:12




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 Re: J.D. FB drill seed tubes in reply to rcrc, 04-09-2004 07:51:59  
TSC Stores also carry generic rubber tubes.



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Tim(nj)

04-09-2004 10:59:58




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 Re: J.D. FB drill seed tubes in reply to rcrc, 04-09-2004 07:51:59  
Double disk boots or single disk boots?

What is pricey, exactly? A generic tube will cost $7.49. To put rubber tubes in a single disk FB drill, you also need an adapter bracket to clamp to the boot. That may come with the tube as a kit from the dealer, which could explain the cost. (I put them on my FB several years ago, but I don't remember if everything was sold as a kit, or separate).

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rcrc

04-10-2004 04:09:01




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 Re: Re: J.D. FB drill seed tubes in reply to Tim(nj), 04-09-2004 10:59:58  
This drill has already been converted. The seed tubes alone from my dealer are 10+ each.As I posted, this is an experiment, and I don't want to spend any more than I have to.



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MacSC

04-12-2004 10:08:16




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 Re: Re: Re: J.D. FB drill seed tubes in reply to rcrc, 04-10-2004 04:09:01  
If it's an experiment, then experiment with the tubes also. I made some temporary tubes for a planter I was trying to get into working order by using an old vacuum cleaner hose. Then another time I used a pool vacuum hose to do some fertilizer tubes on a planter that lasted for years.



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