2008. 66ft 3310 for half price. 54000
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Couldn't agree with you more fj.....the new drills will be maintenance nightmares. Bushings and hydraulic hoses......
But they do do a good job. Best canola catch we've ever had. Better depth contol in our dirt.
Let's see what the next ten years brings for "advancements".
May not be our problem....kid's headache!
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Making payments for new technology, bigger, efficiency, is a easy decision.
We have been saving at least 10 % on overlap for seed, fertilizer. Plus spraying about 6% for all post emergent applications. It adds up very fast and makes the payments.
The new case sprayers have spray accuracy to the square foot, planters, etc it's happening at a very fast pace.
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I am sticking with my 5810 drill. Neighbors on both sides have paralink-crops are not better; or worse; combined with both of them.
I think the next leap forward in Great Plains will be seed singulation for all crops. Will it pay? Don't know. Plants like to be the right distance from any plant - weed or crop.
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That drill being 8 years old already - not bad for just the drill no tank actually. 66 ft is a mid size drill now.
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Originally posted by Quadtrack View PostI am sticking with my 5810 drill. Neighbors on both sides have paralink-crops are not better; or worse; combined with both of them.
I think the next leap forward in Great Plains will be seed singulation for all crops. Will it pay? Don't know. Plants like to be the right distance from any plant - weed or crop.
Re big drills, just take the wings off and you have an inexpensive right sized drill with lots of spare parts. Take advantage of the situation.
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Originally posted by Rareearth View PostWe have been saving at least 10 % on overlap for seed, fertilizer. Plus spraying about 6% for all post emergent applications. It adds up very fast and makes the payments.
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flip. same here kept my last flexicoil for 17 years.
Bought a new one.Simple and bulletproof.
I think you'd better have a Good storage shed for ALL the hydraulic lines on a Paralink drill.
Mind you the bigger operators who buy them usually flip them every couple years, whereas smaller operators keep machines longer
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