Hi , I don't get to the computer much anymore so I just wanted to thank Nebraska Cowman , Paul in NY , Allan in NE and Tim(nj) ( Na nu - na nu ) :0 . Nebraska Cowman - I think that I'm going to follow follow your advice and get a seeder if available . I can get a 15' JD no-till drill from the seed company down the road 5 miles or the brillion seeder from 18 miles away . Which does a better job ? It's the same price to rent either one . Paul in NY - The ground isn't any of those things , it's on a slope ( not really a hill ) it's well drained and used to get a very good corn and soybean crop every year . I didn't plant ANY clover but it has already found it's way into the field and my wife won't let me get anywhere near fescue but I think it's in there too . Allan in NE - I'll be going over to look at that cultipacker again this week sometime and see if it's worth it or if he still has it . The last time I looked at it was a few month's ago . I believe he told me he wanted about $150 for it but I don't remember for sure . Like I've said before my memory sucks . So if the cast wheels aren't spinning on the axle it should be OK ? Tim(nj) - I'm probably doomed to live a long life but the prosper thing just ain't gonna happen for me , but thanks for the thought ! As for the " pups " , how come they overlap at the ends of the main section ? And the spockets ? I'll bet they're sxy !! LOL Take care all and thanks again ....Randy
| 
