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    #25
    Not everyone farms table top flat black soil rich in humus capable of holding moisture or in areas that moisture is usually adequate.

    Some land with its topography and soil quality is more forgiving and kind than others.....

    ......example, in some places you could drop the seeds on top and they'd grow a crop.

    We had a 40 foot "blue flexicoil" with "near rigid" (about)13 foot sections....well in my topography that wasn't ideal either

    Western Canada's Ag land covers a large area and is very diverse, what "works" in one area may not work as well in another.

    Nothing is so good that it couldn't be improved upon.

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      #26
      Originally posted by caseih View Post
      there wasn't many 5710's with rubber tires , was there?
      A guy here was looking for a good low acre 5710 or a 5810. His brother has a 3320(10?), he choose the C-shank, not because he didn't think the paralink was any good...... cost/price and budget sensitive.
      Last edited by farmaholic; Jun 17, 2020, 19:52.

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        #27
        Originally posted by caseih View Post
        there wasn't many 5710's with rubber tires , was there?
        Not many, more sold in wetter MB. Works with wider openers, 4" would help. Less packing force, works well if rains. Cost per acre is only repairs, no depreciation on zero cost. Whereas $500,000 drill....half gone in 3 years

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          #28
          I can’t see the reason to have singulation on a 3320. Just go buy a real planter.

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