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LI've channeled several John Deere FB series drills, such as pictured. This one started out as a 17 x7, down to 8 x 7. The fertilizer...
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LRound small seed like clover, alfalfa, turnips, radish, all work best in the small seed box many drills have. If you plan to drill these...
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LI guess everyone just mixes the coarse & fine seed without issue. Would be interesting to see if anyome else had problems with seed...
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LJust mix it up well and it does just fine. But you have to mix it well. Just pouring two bags in at the same time doesn't cut it. If...
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LLucid replied to the thread Grain drill for Farmall S-MTA.Wow, I was led here from another thread i started. Great info here from u guys... Thanks a million. But i do have to inquire, how does...
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LThose are some nice antique drills for a fairly high price. Locally the McCormick drills by IHC were the gold standard built in the...
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LLucid replied to the thread Grain Drill q's.A seed broadcaster could work well. I do have a 2pt to 3pt adapter that i use for a grader box. I have 2 more that need a lil tlc...
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LI would go 3 point if possible As wide as tractor would be best. Problem with spin on and disc if the soil needs a packer you need to...
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LA 24 hp tractor will pull a 12 foot 1950s style drill a bit slow but ok even on slight hills. However a 10 foot would be a better match...
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LIf the OP is using a Farmall 200 I doubt it has enough butt to pull a 10 ft no-till drill with all its weight. There is a lot of steel...
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LI was going to say the same thing. The Great Plains dealers I frequent have varying sizes of drills for rent. On older drills, the...
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LJust about any brand will work but if you see an Ontario drill they came in 8 ft widths and can be bought for a song. Have not been...
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LMaybe go this route an still broadcast but take the hand work out a somewhat Easily transported on trailer Can spread some fertilizer...
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LNot sure if what you want but some of the small 5 and 6 foot 3 point drills set for min till would be what I would look for. You could...
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LIs a SMTA heavy enough to pull a six foot no-til drill?
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