Posted by Spook on January 23, 2009 at 07:57:12 from (75.45.86.66):
In Reply to: ih 56 planter posted by BradWi on January 23, 2009 at 06:41:55:
4 bottom said: (quoted from post at 08:47:16 01/23/09) Used a 4 row with the big fiberglass boxes for over 20 years. Pulled it with a super H. Cheap to run. Are the jds better yea but it always did a very good job, populations and spacings were satisfactory and fert metering was also good. Easy to maintain and the price was right. Just make sure it has disk openers on the seeds and the hex drive shafts are not worn to bad. ED
I was told that the disk openers were much better on any planter, runners were just cheaper and simpler to build.
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