Posted by FC Andy on May 27, 2015 at 13:30:59 from (74.126.84.52):
In Reply to: IH Planters posted by David G on May 26, 2015 at 20:55:19:
I've got an 800 with most of the 900 updates. This is my first year trying no-till, on soybeans. In the ground that has actually been dry enough to plant, mine has done a good job of penetrating, cutting trash, seed depth, and covering. I just set it for about 7 oz. of air, which is what has worked well for me with beans in the past, I set the seed tube extension about 2" out of the chute, Set the depth about 1-1/2" deep, set my population at 140,000, and pull it in 1st Hi on the old 806. (About 5.5-6 mph) This is my 3rd year with the cyclo, and the only condition I've found that didn't work well is too wet. (DUH!) It would open the trench, place the seed, but wouldn't cover it. Clay don't like wet. I consider my planter 3/4 worn out- I replace the covering disks as the bearing go bad, the chains are stretched and on the max on the tensioners to get them reasonably tight, I did get all new seals for the seed drums and hopper lid, replaced the seed release wheels, and re-sealed the hopper halves. I am satisfied with mine, especially since I can't upgrade to a nice newer CIH 1200. I get mine to do as good of a job as the neighbor's kinze or JD, at least I think so as I walk fields. :-) -Andy
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