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New Planter What Brand
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06/14/2010 - 2:39 pm
reply from
Tim Fichtel
Looking at a new planter and wondering what brand? Leaning towards Kinzefinger pickup. But what are other folks experience with CaseIH? White? don't mention John Deere have one now hate it had Kinze before and had good luck. Have the Martin Set up now on the John Deere would probably put that on any new planter I bought. So anyone have any advice or experience?
Thanks Tim Fichtel
Thanks Tim Fichtel
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06/22/2010 - 3:58 pm
reply from
Matthew Swanson
Tim,
Would definitely look at the Case IH. It's a planter that properly calibrated is more accurate than even the Precision Setup is in most cases. The closing system does a good job of promotin seed to soil contact without packing the trench. Consistently in western Illinois the red plantes get the crop up two to three days ahead of the blue and green. JMHO the decision as always is yours.
Would definitely look at the Case IH. It's a planter that properly calibrated is more accurate than even the Precision Setup is in most cases. The closing system does a good job of promotin seed to soil contact without packing the trench. Consistently in western Illinois the red plantes get the crop up two to three days ahead of the blue and green. JMHO the decision as always is yours.
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06/25/2010 - 7:29 am
reply from
Tim Fichtel
Matt thanks for the information. I have heard that Case IH has a real good product. At dealers that seel both Cash IH and Knize the red is now out selling the blue.
Tim Fichtel
Tim Fichtel
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