Well....OK, you are right. I did check with CIH service and the manager actually plants corn and beans on his place with an 800. This was last year and he firmly said it was OK and we planted and it was OK. There was also some discussion that the gauge may not be reading correctly. But you are right, this year is different. Corn is not leaving the hopper, there are misses in the rows, and the pressure drops as the day goes on, etc. There were enough signs to follow, I should have been more on top of it.
I just didn't want to hear anything about 9 lbs of pressure. We plant well at 4-5. When I mention 9 lbs to anyone around here they tell me that is way too much. I have always felt that 4-5 is too low though based on the monitor. I think if I had more like 6-7 then there would be virtually no misses on the monitor. Time will tell...I am working on it and learning as I go.
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