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Judd

10-15-2012 09:16:15
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I have a cornplanter that was built for the B , C and WD.I use it on a WD. The drawbar goes through a cradle on the planter and lift chains to tractor lift arms.Does anyboby know what model this is? It's very original with fertilizer and seed hoppers with the row markers.Oh yes, it's a two row.Thanks in advance.

Judd.




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JMS./MN

10-15-2012 22:21:50
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 Re: Corn planter in reply to Judd, 10-15-2012 09:16:15  
Agree with the others.... I have one, son uses it at his place, he's set it for 30 and 36 inch rows. Manual shows no model number, but shows various mountings for 40s-50s tractors. Pretty common back then to not have a model number, on the first models.



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Diydave

10-15-2012 09:58:16
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 Re: Corn planter in reply to Judd, 10-15-2012 09:16:15  
It didn't really have a number, just called a drill planter. First numbered planters were in 1959, the 400 series.



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Berth 29 opinions

10-15-2012 18:13:23
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 Re: Corn planter in reply to Diydave, 10-15-2012 09:58:16  
I agree. Here they were used on Farmall Super As as well as Allis Chalmer B & C models. They were just refered to as the Allis Chalmer chainlift planters.



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