Re: Corn Planter (No-till)

Posted by bradley martin on July 31, 2008 at 18:23:08 from (216.209.148.121):

In Reply to: Corn Planter (No-till) posted by Xueming on July 31, 2008 at 12:24:06:

One thing you will find is that a 4 row planter is rather light in weight and will require the addition of considerable weight under tough no-till conditions. As the fertilizer boxes empty, the planter gets lighter and will start to slide the drive wheels. Installing a 200 gallon tank for water would allow you to vary the weight, depending on your conditions. If you want to go down to 25 " rows, I would suggest a double frame planter(Deere, White , Kinze and others build them) as you can vary the row width to anything above 15".

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