The IH planter is not for everyone, no doubt about that. But if you had it set right at the start, and your monitor works, it should plant just as well as any other. I have had a 800 for some thing like 20 years, planted in all conditions, no problems with population. You say how many bags you have left. Do all bags have the same number of seeds per bag? And do all bags weight the same? I know with a IH 800 you can plant flats or rounds, did your seed dealer ask you what kind of planter that you where going to use ? I ask this Question because if all your seeds where small rounds you would get far more seeds per bag,and your planter would still plant the same population as you expected it to. Round seeds will grow just the same as flats, but you do not get as many flats in a bag, and the bag can weigh about the same. You may have no problem at all. Some brands of seed actually have an approximate seed count per bag printed on the tag,go take a look.Tell us what you find. Bruce
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