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    #41
    Problem with seedmaster is its a stupid depth adjustment and what usually happens is nobody actually changes depth on it. You mean its 2019 and I have to carry around a wrench, loosen 90 nuts, eyeball where it goes and call it good. Get ur head outta ur ass Norbert.....

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      #42
      What are your thoughts on the various disc drills on the market? Is the Case precision disc better than the JD version?

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        #43
        Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
        What I like about the freedom of choice is I can do what I think is best for me without trying to convince someone else it's best for them, or justify my choice to anyone. Based on that premise I don't have the right to condemn anyone else for their choice either.

        In short, "à chacun leur".
        Exactly. Well stated
        I like to make fun of almost everything because I remember that I had to consider every single action for optimum success or else it did not pay. Seeds wont germinate without moisture. The end
        I went from a 32 foot to a 40 foot BG 8800. BIG TIME BAAAABY!!!
        I always check myself by saying I am jealous because I cannot even afford to cash flow payments on the tires, let alone the actual drill.
        They are big tires.

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          #44
          Originally posted by helmsdale View Post
          Just a little play on hardy's "rednecker than you" especially for agriville...

          So you think you've got some farmer cred
          'Cause you own an air drill or two
          You got a John deere hat on top of your head
          And an "authentic farmer" tatoo

          Yeah you might a drilled a little canola seed
          Or hauled a little grain but if you think your pants
          Got more grease than mine I got one thing to say...


          My drills better than your drill
          And I got a bigger combine in my shed
          Got a little more grain in my bin
          Y'all I got a little better hair on my chin
          My lands better than your land
          And my coveralls a little more blue
          You might think that you're farmer
          But I'm a better farmer than you.
          Yes I am!
          Holy hell!! BELLY LAUGH! Best post on Agriville right here folks

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            #45
            Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
            What are your thoughts on the various disc drills on the market? Is the Case precision disc better than the JD version?
            Ding Ding Ding Holy Crap Chuck made a post that wasn’t about climate change!

            Welcome to the world of Ag Chuck.

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              #46
              Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
              Ding Ding Ding Holy Crap Chuck made a post that wasn’t about climate change!

              Welcome to the world of Ag Chuck.
              As we have been trying to tell Chuck for years, one post like that does more for his credibility than a 1000 cut and pastes or disparaging words about non-believers. Unfortunately, by now Nearly everyone has Chuck on the ignore list and he probably won't get many responses.
              Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Jul 12, 2019, 14:30.

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                #47
                Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
                As we have been trying to tell Chuck for years, one post like that does more for his credibility than a 1000 cut and pastes or disparaging words about non-believers. Nearly everyone has Chuck on the ignore by now and he probably won't get many responses
                Yeah my study says that drill is bad for the environment. Doesn't sequester enough carbon, uses too much fuel to pull. Should be banned or subject to high tax rates so he will look for alternatives. No I don't need to provide any real proof just like the IPCC doesn't either.

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by jazz View Post
                  Yeah my study says that drill is bad for the environment. Doesn't sequester enough carbon, uses too much fuel to pull. Should be banned or subject to high tax rates so he will look for alternatives. No I don't need to provide any real proof just like the IPCC doesn't either.
                  We should probably encourage this with actual input on disc drills... or perhaps I'm being set up, but here it goes.

                  K-Hart: have yet to see a crop, in any condition, that I'd trade them drills over.

                  1895 deere: it's pretty much the only drill sold in dryland south of hwy 3 in an. Phenomenal trash clearance, as most guys use stripper headers, and they seem to keep trading them in on new ones, which says something to me...

                  Pillar: I'm intrigued by the idea. Single disc for fert placement coupled with with half a hoe style opener to act as both a mud sc****r, and seed placer. Again, guys that have them seem to trade them back for new ones.

                  As for the case? Haven't seen one yet.

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                    #49
                    [QUOTE=chuckChuck;416654]What are your thoughts on the various disc drills on the market? Is the Case precision disc better than the JD version?[/QUOT
                    I’ve had both. Case cuts straw a lot better.and cuts in the ground better . Case gauge wheel doesn’t plug with mud like the Deere. Case is paralinkage.
                    Deere has a seed firming wheel

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                      #50
                      Originally posted by helmsdale View Post
                      Pillar: I'm intrigued by the idea. Single disc for fert placement coupled with with half a hoe style opener to act as both a mud sc****r, and seed placer. Again, guys that have them seem to trade them back for new ones.

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                      Would be interested in anyone'a experience with Pillar also. Was looking for a different option and they sounded good. There has been one in our area for the last 2 seasons, not at all impressed with the germ, but just wondering of it was operator not machine issues.

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