Posted by notjustair on June 23, 2013 at 17:51:06 from (174.229.71.159):
In Reply to: Corn planter mystery posted by 2badlybent on June 23, 2013 at 17:21:56:
Not familiar with that planter, but...
Did it not drop all of the way to the ground due to the slope? What comes to mind is what happened the other day with the JD drill. Everything was engaged but raised for about 30 feet. No beans dropped to the ground - they were all in the tubes because raising the openers had caused a bend in the tube. The second the openers were dropped a jillion beans dropped to the ground. Could the fertilizer have done the same thing? Is it obvious the top of the rise got way more than it needed?
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