Posted by smalltimer on February 15, 2012 at 22:23:45 from (12.130.198.4):
A few weeks ago on the tractor talk forum there was a person asking about what planter to get to use with his super m. Many responses were to get a 4 to 6 row john deere 7000 series planter. I usually don"t doubt peoples advice on here but could a super m handle a 4 row 7000 series planter without pulling its guts out? I"m in a similar situation and was wondering if I needed a little bigger tractor to handle that series planter? I would be planting around 125 to 130 acres of corn each year. I know a super m could handle a 4 row planter of early era but the 7000 series seems to be built fairly stout. Any opinions welcome
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