Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on October 08, 2020 at 17:28:21 from (50.123.210.13):
Not sure if today was a fix fix day or just a break break day. Round baler tore a chain that ran the rolls and found another sprocket with issues.Chain was junk. Fixed and finished baling then went to the notill drill. All was going well untill a bracket that holds the opener and coulter assembly broke and the whole thing went into the ground and under the drill. Destroyed the frame work. It was 10 minutes after 5. Local dealer did answer the phone but no parts. Will try other dealers in the morning. It is not my drill but I often do the repair work and maintance.It is a Great Plains 1006NT. The owner has 70 acres he wants to plant the next two days.Wrapper fellow said he will be here at 5:30 in the morning and still a few hours of tearing the drill apart. If it just would have waited six more acres we would have been done. Tom
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