Posted by Leroy on May 13, 2009 at 05:32:19 from (216.201.38.38):
In Reply to: PLANTING SOYBEANS posted by MTC on May 12, 2009 at 19:09:59:
We planted many an acre with a McCormick MF and a Deere FB, both 13-7 drills and would pull a light weight single roller packer behind them with a spike tooth harrow behind that. The packer did the same job as the press wheels on a corn planter and the spike tooth smoothed the ground so you were not constantly hitting dirt with the combine in harvesting. And both those drills were from late 40's-early50's and packer wheels were avaible from new on them but was an option the buyer did not want to pay extra for. The new drills all have the press wheels that do the same as a packer does.
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