Posted by Ray Tractor on February 02, 2020 at 14:27:45 from (67.45.32.229):
In Reply to: Transplanter posted by TDJD on February 02, 2020 at 12:32:13:
There are three main types. One kind has opener shoe that runs in the soil, then you place plants by hand in trench in front of closing wheels. Then there is the type that has a rotating wheel with little baskets that take the plant down and open up a hole, even through plastic mulch, then drop the plant in. The newer type is called a water wheel transplanter that pokes a hole thruough plastic mulch, adds water, then you drop the plant in from where you are sitting down low behind it. These are about $2000 new from Rainflo Irrigation. I have two of them but the first one I made myself. There is an older style which was probably used for tobacco on local craiglist for $650: https://evansville.craigslist.org/grd/d/trafalgar-1-row-mechanical-trans-planter/7066070538.html
I plant all the melons, squash, cucumbers, okra, even green beans with mine. Usually not tomatoes because the plants are taller, but could be done easily.
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