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ChrisMO · Jul 6, 2010

Suppose an M without fluid would pull a JD 7000
through standing rye? Dirt is pretty heavy. I
guess the best way to find out would be to buy the
planter and go for it but I was wondering if anyone
had any insight.

Thanks

erik dekeyser · Jul 6, 2010

A john deere 7000 4 row no problem, but a 6 row might have a little more trouble.

Rootsy · Jul 6, 2010

An 856, loaded & bearing saddle tanks, will handle a 7000 6 row no-till w/ dry fert. Wouldn't want to go much smaller... Just from a weight aspect.

rustyfarmall · Jul 6, 2010

(quoted from post at 08:27:14 07/06/10) Suppose an M without fluid would pull a JD 7000
through standing rye? Dirt is pretty heavy. I
guess the best way to find out would be to buy the
planter and go for it but I was wondering if anyone
had any insight.

Thanks

I would want at least 2 sets of wheel weights, and even better would be a set of dual rears.

MN Scott · Jul 6, 2010

My dad pulled a Deere 7000 4 row with dry fertilizer with a Super H back in the day, no problem.

Mark(EC,IN) · Jul 6, 2010

no problem

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