Posted by samn40 on March 18, 2014 at 15:46:59 from (31.51.74.219):
You asked for Pics of the planter, I hope these help......The drop spout
Detail of the 'splitter' on the bottom of the spout. This is adjustable up and down for depth of planting.....
The operators pick the spuds out of here, none ever fall out of the bin/hopper
The bin is shaped to fit over the top link.....
The bin sits on ledges on top of the spouts and this one bracket and lynch pin secures it
The bin is easy to lift off.......
Showing the detail on the top of the spouts
The bell wheel. You will see it has'ridges' pressed out with one main ridge. these gaive you the distance apart to plant your seed. As you move the bell on the slide the clanger will ride over a different row of ridges, which are further apart, or closer together. Mine is set to plant 10" apart (an old bicycle bell would do?)
Detail of the 'clanger' originally it had a spring like on a clothes peg, but it snapped and this coil spring was fitted in the field 30 years ago and it still works!
The wheel is free to float up and down +or - 4"
The front of the ridgers bodies, with the duck-bill point
And rear view....
The fin sits slightly below the whole plough and keeps it running true in the ground......
That's about it!.............Sam
This post was edited by samn40 at 16:09:15 03/18/14 3 times.
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