Re: 10' INT Grain Drill

Posted by Andy Martin on January 21, 2005 at 05:53:04 from (64.219.39.195):

In Reply to: 10' INT Grain Drill posted by Avery on January 21, 2005 at 05:39:27:

No reason for a manufacturer to put on a dog clutch to make a trip lift when the buyer has a cylinder to put on. Today one of those old clutches would be $200 or more to replace a $100 cylinder, and it is hard to get the rope through the cab. And a lot of guys can't think far enough ahead to pull the rope art the right time to get the drill out of the ground to make the rows come out even. You sure can't stop and then lift!

All my drills have trip lifts, as well as the drag plows and the only failure on this 75-year old equipment I have experienced is corroded broken springs. A little grease, a good spring, and they trip every time.

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