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Posted by agrogers on May 25, 2005 at 07:57:29 from (209.190.133.5):
In Reply to: Grain Drill posted by Allan in NE on May 24, 2005 at 15:33:24:
I will second the Deere 750 drill. We have one that I just went through last weekend. Real heavy and real simple. It's basically a conventional drill hopper mounted on a massive frame with real heavy duty single-disc opener row units. It has an active down-pressure system, and will drill in anything except cement from what I have used it for. You can also add 1000 pounds of front tractor weights if its a real dry season. From the sounds of it, thats what you might need. You can also get a grass seed attachment. I know a guy who has one, and it works pretty slick. It's painted the color of money for a reason though... Let us know what you come up with.
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