Posted by centash on May 12, 2022 at 18:52:00 from (67.21.102.36):
In Reply to: Re: 16/ 30 rows posted by Bruce from Can. on May 12, 2022 at 05:16:23:
You have to figure it out on a per acre basis....if a 10000 dollar planter lasts you 10 years, it's costing 1000 per year. If you plant 100 acre every year....2 days with a 4 row planter...your planter cost is 10 dollars per acre. At 5 acres per hour, for every hour you need 50 dollars to operate and fuel a 50 hp tractor..another 10 dollars per acre. Add 20 dollars an hour to put a driver in the seat, another 4 dollars...At 25 dollars an acre, you could probably hire it for that.....but on a backwards year when everyone wants the custom planter yesterday, having your own looks even better. Depends a lot too if you like doing the job and your level of competence compared to the custom planter.
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