Posted by Don-Wi on December 07, 2009 at 19:29:07 from (75.205.163.172):
In Reply to: Planter Questions posted by Erik Ks Farmer on December 07, 2009 at 18:37:56:
He said he's got a plate 1240 planter- not a plateless 1240. We've got a 495A planter that for the most part is pretty similar to the later 1240 planters. We noticed one bolt that was loose this year on the drive mechanism for one of the planter units, and that was enough to fix a problem we've been noticing for the last few years. Our germination and spacing really seems to be pretty accurate, you just need to drive SLOW with those older planters.
When you speed up the accuracy goes way down with those old planters.
We were considering getting a newer 7000 planter but now it works pretty good again.
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