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TRY TO FIND A DRILL WOULD BE GOOD FOR OVER SEEDING AND NEW CROP GRASS AND ALFALFA TRY TO FIND A GOOD B MODEL JD WITH 6IN ROWS HARD TO MCOME BY HERE EVERYONE JUNKED THEM HAD ONE NOW I WISHED I DIDN"T SELL IT BACK THEN.
ANY IDEA"S
 
All caps is consider yelling so 1st idea is turn off cap lock.

2nd I went through basically the same thing. Was looking for a grain drill with a grass box on rubber without spending a great deal of money. I just watch Craigs List for several months and did find one in very good shape that is ground lift, still had to give 600 for it.

Rick
 
(quoted from post at 11:05:23 10/09/11) TRY TO FIND A DRILL WOULD BE GOOD FOR OVER SEEDING AND NEW CROP GRASS AND ALFALFA TRY TO FIND A GOOD B MODEL JD WITH 6IN ROWS HARD TO MCOME BY HERE EVERYONE JUNKED THEM HAD ONE NOW I WISHED I DIDN"T SELL IT BACK THEN.
ANY IDEA"S
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Where are you located?
 
I checked your craigslist, nothing under $7500!

Would you travel for teh right machine? We have 2-3 IH 510 grain drills in our local area for around $2000. Newer, faster, tighter... They are plentiful.


So, if you can make a road trip, it looks like yoru best bet is to come out of the black hills and visit me. Come see our puny farms and nice farm machinery. You'd be a king in this castle. Just come to visit, and bring a trailer.

I don't know much about SD, but around here, I could spit and hit a nice JD B or FB drill for $600-1000. Why go that route though when you can have a nice IH 510 for $2000? Big planters with wome weight will get the job done. I hope you find what you are look for. Van brunt I think was the mfg for deere, the Model B or FB.

Sorry to say that a bit of traveling is teh only thing I can reccomend. I am just another dumb farmer! LOL


Thanks for posting though, it gave me something to look for states away.
 
I'm in western Pennsylvania. Mid-Ohio has all the smaller drills you could ever need. I know it's a trip for you, but, if you want to have something nice, it is the only way to go.

I just saw a really nice IH 510 and a JD FB at the same place. $1900 for the IH and $700 for the JD.
 
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