Posted by Fritz Maurer on August 05, 2011 at 20:14:25 from (216.137.136.245):
Why do they have to make a barely affordable drill more complicated, more expensive, and less reliable?CIH 5400 No-till drill acre counter. I know 2 other guys besides me spent $360 on the 2-component system. (three if you count the wheel). What was wrong with the old mechanical counter on the 5100? I can understand why we got away from the old cast-iron counter from the 1950s...you could melt that thing down and have enough iron to cast an engine block... but the little bale counter was the ultimate in simplicity and reliability. Are younger farmers actually clamoring for this expensive junk or is it being foisted upon us? Fritz
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