Posted by John_PA on May 22, 2015 at 23:39:12 from (72.95.151.87):
In Reply to: John_PA....Oats! posted by Dave H (MI) on May 18, 2015 at 19:43:01:
I completely missed this post.
What I can say is that I am really proud, and if you want a cheap back-up drill, I have a good one that plants hay like no other, ever. I have gotten better hay stands with it than anything. I don't want to sell it, but, I need to get it out of the road.
it is a trip rope lift clutch.
it's a massey fergoooson #33.
it's wicked. I don't want it to sit outside.
$1400 and you can own it, delivered to mitchagain. I want to come see you farm anyhow.
I can't wait for pictures of your oats stand. remember, you got to spray them when they are less than a couple feet tall iffen you seed those weeds in them. otherwise, the spray won't get the weeds, and if the weeds are more than 3 inches tall, they require 3 tmes as much spray.
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