Posted by Leroy on March 24, 2022 at 06:07:16 from (98.30.20.69):
In Reply to: planters for model a posted by JD A/4020/4320 on March 23, 2022 at 17:08:03:
The big question is what are you wanting to do with the planter. Use? Then how much acreage and how you want to harvest it? Or just as a colector Item? or as said take to a Parade? Parade only a 290 as it would only be the onlu model narrow enough to go thry a parade route. Then if you were wanting to use it how many acrage you want to plant. Then how do you plan to harvest it, by hand single row picker, combine shell, if so thenwith what size head in how many rows and row width. For yse it would handle up to an 894 planter because of power but with full fertilizer boxws might not have enough hydrolicks to lift it. Sams with any 7000 series might not have enough lift as those are a heavier planter that lift was designed for.
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