Posted by Mark on April 27, 2009 at 06:57:23 from (172.163.182.237):
In Reply to: Planter Plates posted by teach on April 26, 2009 at 13:52:34:
The most common plates are 1975"s, "77"s, and 78"s.
I think these in order are extra small, small and medium. I have all three and the 75"s and 77"s get the most use. I have drilled green beans with both...like somebody mentioned...just check and see if the seed fits the cell. On my old two row Super A planter (don"t recall the model #) I use the 6 tooth front and 10 tooth rear sprockets for planting corn. For green beans....I use the 15 tooth rear sprocket and the 6 tooth front. My rear sprockets are 7, 10 and 15 teeth if I remember right.
Ebay generally has lots of IH plates offered for cheap.
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