I've had both, and I'll promise the 1560 is heads above the 750. I ended up despising our 750. Both were low houred drills. I knew both owners. I would borrow and get the 1560. Newer styled openers and closing wheels is the main reason, but I thought the down pressure was also superior, that might have been imagined. However, just my opinion.
I planted a lot of acres with my 750 for about 5 years before upgrading. Probably the thing I hated the worst was changing bearings on the older style closing wheels. I would have to change 4 - 6 sets of bearings in a days drillings. I kept 6 extra closure wheels all bearing'd up, and usually go through some or all of them each day. I know they make a newer set up, but I was ready to be rid of it by then.
But if the 750 is all you want to afford, it will still probably do a great job for you, barring the issues I mentioned. Bob
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