Posted by IanC on December 07, 2015 at 09:26:18 from (69.11.187.98):
In Reply to: White planter posted by cjunrau on December 07, 2015 at 05:13:37:
Despite what some have said the 5400 is a good unit, you just can't go as fast ground speed. What type of monitor does it have? There were a standard just blinking lights, and a seed count that you can pick out individual rows. If you are using conventional till you won't have too many depth issues. The row units on the 5100 had depth control at the opener. I can walk you through teething problems if you get it bought. I was a parts manager for an Oliver/White dealer and have a 5400, and used a 5100 (the countys no till rental was a 5100 they bought(leased?) from us back in the 80's early 90's). The 5400 planter was also sold by Ford as a model 354, and parts can be sourced through them as well as AGCO.
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