Posted by NY 986 on October 24, 2009 at 09:45:17 from (32.178.129.210):
With all the rain lately I have time to think ahead to next year. We currently use a JD 7000 planter with radial meters to plant in 30 inch rows. I am thinking about jumping population to where I think 15 inch rows would be better. We had an IH 5100 soybean special years ago and was not very happy with the results on heavier ground (openers draft shallow despite cylinder and calibration with varying seed size). Good used no till drills are out of my price range. Anybody using splitter-type planters out there? Would like to know opinions on White air planters as well as Kinze, Deere, or home made. My 7000 has the 5 x 7 frame so I don't think it is heavy enough to do a splitter.
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