Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on February 19, 2018 at 08:48:34 from (50.123.208.13):
I have been planting my beans with my 7200 4 row planter and then splitting the rows to give 19 inch rows. Last year we bought a 7000 and cut it down to 30 inch rows.We changed our 7200 units over to the 7000 to plant 30inch beans because we have radial meters for the 7000. But I am tired of changing units and wiring for the moniter.I just bought a set of notill coulters and row cleaners for the 7000. I now need meters. I see a few radial meters for a 7000 planters advertised and also see Kinzie brush meters that fit 7000 planter. Which is better? Is it possible to adapt my current 7200 radial meters to the 7000 style drive? Where would I find a population chart for the brush meters to work on my 7000.(I always do a final count on the ground but a chart would be nice to help get close).The Kinzie meters are usually priced at less than $100. In my area the 30 inch rows do as good or better than other spacings. They help with less white mold and are easier to spray and harvest then other spacings. So please no why don't you get a drill replies. At this time we are not changing to 30 inch rows for corn because we would need combine head,corn picker and chopper heads and we do not plant enough acres of corn to spend the change over money. Thanks Tom
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