Oneway Seeder

[Roger - Kansas]

Ok, I know this is the wrong place to post. But ytmag does not have a "want to buy" area in the classifieds and I figured my luck would be better here. I am looking for a oneway with the seeder attachment. Not sure if this was called a disc tiller with seeder or disc seeder or ??? I am not too brand particular.

I also realize most of them are in the northern part of America and southern Canada.
Let me know where one is at if you know.

 

[Tx Jim]

JD implement in your photo is called a model 1900 seeding tiller. These implements were also called "diskers". There's a box to check for wanted items in YT classified ads

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

the CASE 110 discer seeder you posted is mine, and yes I got it from southern Canada, there was some sold in north Dakota as well, try looking on Canada's form of craig's list Kujuge or something like that
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[Hayfarmer]

why are they called a"oneway" seeder? Haven't heard that term out here in the west.

 

[Roger - Kansas]

I have been watching the CL sites for Mt. ND & Canada for about 6 months. No luck so I decided to advertise for one. The JD in the picture was for sale in TX several years ago. I thought it was to high priced and passed. Big mistake.

 

[kienkelly]

roger if you wanna come to manitoba ive got 2 john deeres sitting here unused a 1800 series 15 footer and a 1900 series 27 footer

 

[Tx Jim]

(quoted from post at 11:53:16 02/18/16) why are they called a"oneway" seeder? .

Because the implement only "throws soil one direction" & can only be ""turned easily 1 direction"" which is to the left.

 

[ARTE]

Just a slight correction Case Nutty its spelled kijiji

 

[Stan - Florida]

Tom,

How wide of a swath does that thing plant?

Good article in CF&T this month.

Stan

 

[GreenEnvy]

Were out west do you live. I live in MT which I consider west and "one way" is what we called them here.

 

[Roger - Kansas]

27 footer ??? Bigger than I am looking for but sounds impressive ... and I like that.
Were these pulled in tandem ?
Where at in Manitoba ?
Your E-mail is closed so I cannot send you a PM. Mine is open, shoot me a price on each one.

Thanks Roger.

 

[Hayfarmer]

I am further west yet, central Washington. We don't have much dryland wheat her so perhaps that is the difference.

 

[GreenEnvy]

I see.

 

[vscummins]

Another pic

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

this one is 15' I think Stan, glad you liked the story,,, need to decide what one is next,,,
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[Case Nutty 1660]

that is a great pic,, a triple unit sure would cover the ground! I am planning on using mine some day, just never take the time to get it ready,,, one set of feed wheels are stuck right now, I got the other ones loose,,, just need to get back at it,,, the PO had left seed in it
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[kienkelly]

Sent you a email roger

 

[Roger - Kansas]

Didn't get it. I had the kids send me an email and I got it from this site. Try it again.

 

[vscummins]

Wouldn't it be fun to run one of these! the only thing with those small seed boxes you'd probly make one round go to dinner come back fill up make one round fill up and go to supper and call it a day

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

they hold about 2 bushel a foot, same as any drills from that era

 

[kienkelly]

I tried to send another message roger

 

[vscummins]

Do they really ? That what my John Deere drills hold which for dry farm Isn't to bad it's not enough for irrigated seeding rates but this rig wouldn't be seen anywhere near irrigated areas I imagine