Posted by Brett in KS on December 09, 2007 at 16:36:10 from (75.104.169.33):
A while back I purchased a 6 row JD 7000 Plate planter that I got a real good deal on. It has dry fert, insecticide boxes, good tires, openers are good, gauge wheels are good, has keaton seed firmers, monitor, and it looks pretty good. Dad had a IH air planter, and we've used the neighbors JD 7200 vacu-meter, but this is the first JD planter I've owned. I'm not scared of plate type planters, but it's the only one I've run across locally, and I've only seen a few on the internet. Just how common are they? Does anyone still use them or will I have a real hard time getting rid of it someday if/when I decide to upgrade?
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