Posted by Notjustair on February 01, 2015 at 17:16:35 from (70.195.3.98):
In Reply to: Educate me on planters posted by picassomcp on February 01, 2015 at 16:35:44:
It doesn't sound like you need to worry about Yetter finger sweeps or anything like that. The Yetter stuff is good and makes it perform better in minimum/no till, but it adds a lot to the price. I also worry about hanging all of that off of a standard frame planter.
Look for something that has been stored inside. A 7000 is a good planter and you will do well with it. Get the book and read it back and forward. Know that thing like the back of your hand. A pin always shears or something breaks while you are planting and you panic because it is the perfect weather and will rain tomorrow. When I get something new I usually go talk to Tony at Mother Deere and ask him what parts sell the most for that equipment. Then I buy some of those to have on hand. That's the only way I haven't pulled my hair out with planters, balers, combines - anything, really.
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