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    Rain , seeding units

    Hopefully this comes true for the southern Prairies ..


    Friend of ours with his seeding unit
    A Pottinger high speed seed unit . Very similar to some of the equipment that Klause shows on here from South America once in a while
    He used it last year, grew some very good crops with it in very dry conditions.

    #2
    Seeding lentils I believe...

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      #3
      Common style of drill in Europe too where there is less acres to cover. Often because they still plough there they will have a tool on the front linkage to work the land from ploughed state to seedbed to seeded in one pass.

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        #4
        Trying peas this year with the Horsch ..

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          Furrow

          I have been looking online and researching these types of units...do you have a dealer close by that is knowledgeable and helpful?

          It seems that stuff gets to the higher production areas....

          Are they expensive????

          Because the common colours are outrageous and/or poorly built...

          I made a half round with my son at 5.5 MPH and it felt like a jail cell seeding....

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            #6
            Originally posted by grassfarmer View Post
            Common style of drill in Europe too where there is less acres to cover. Often because they still plough there they will have a tool on the front linkage to work the land from ploughed state to seedbed to seeded in one pass.
            Ya the Pottinger is from Europe

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              #7
              Originally posted by bucket View Post
              Furrow

              I have been looking online and researching these types of units...do you have a dealer close by that is knowledgeable and helpful?

              It seems that stuff gets to the higher production areas....

              Are they expensive????

              Because the common colours are outrageous and/or poorly built...

              I made a half round with my son at 5.5 MPH and it felt like a jail cell seeding....
              Ya we have a local dealer for the Horsch
              They are good now after 3 years .
              Nothings cheap but they are about 1/2 price of a 70 -80 ft drill with the same bells and whistles. And you need a 600 plus hp tractor .
              But limited to just liquid phos with seed and lots of moving parts.
              Good and bad , Luke most anything out there
              They are very well built and easy to work on if need be

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                #8
                Sorry if I am not up on this, so pull a smaller rig that does better seed bed prep and pull it twice as fast?

                I saw this protill article with a BG tank added on but it does more of a broadcasting job for fert and canola seed. Not exactly accurate placement.

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                  Originally posted by jazz View Post
                  Sorry if I am not up on this, so pull a smaller rig that does better seed bed prep and pull it twice as fast?

                  I saw this protill article with a BG tank added on but it does more of a broadcasting job for fert and canola seed. Not exactly accurate placement.
                  Most are designed to precisely seed at 8-10 mph ...... if conditions are right .
                  We pull our Horsch with a 1993 Case 9270. Very cheap hp.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                    Most are designed to precisely seed at 8-10 mph ...... if conditions are right .
                    We pull our Horsch with a 1993 Case 9270. Very cheap hp.
                    So I take it you don’t need huge hydraulic flow then?


                    Ice

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by iceman View Post
                      So I take it you don’t need huge hydraulic flow then?


                      Ice
                      30-35
                      We just put an atom Jet in

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                        #12
                        What model is that unit Furrow?

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