Agco or Duetz 385 planter

Raltn · Mar 9, 2013

No dealers near me, are parts available on line and are these planters any good? are they accurate?, reliable?, can they do a good job at no till? Like to hear your thoughts. Thanks

RGMartin · Mar 9, 2013

Landoll owns the rights to them now. Heavy frame, no-till coulter torsion rubbers are getting old( I am putting a set of White spring coulters on mine this year). Accuracy is very good if you can get the right seed, mine hates big flats. They don't like planting in the mud, they don't like rolling backwards.

Shoup has some wear parts.

armand tatro · Mar 9, 2013

Where are you located? I know of some Agco Dealers in east central Illinois. Armand

VicS · Mar 9, 2013

Like the post below says Landow made them. We sold ours 3 yrs ago and they still were making parts. We have 6 new seed box bottoms and the fertilizer boxes for a 6 row. maybe a few seed discs. We got a Kinze because there are 4 discs per row and they are larger than a Kinze or JD so cost a lot more. Also not the gadgets available for them like a Kinze. Ours was a giant step up from the Old Allis no-till plate planter we had before it. And the Kinze is a step up from it sorry. Vic

Anonymous-0 · Mar 9, 2013

curious to where you are with no agco dealers. no problem though, you need a landoll dealer. it's a landoll 4400.

Raltn · Mar 10, 2013

I'm in TN, we have Agco dealer 30 miles away that is mainly MF dealer. but hard to get parts for other brands. Thanks for all the info.

RGMartin · Mar 11, 2013

Even having a real AC dealer wouldn't be a help. Parts still come from Landoll.

Agco or Duetz 385 planter

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