Posted by JL2510 on April 06, 2021 at 20:06:01 from (206.83.250.93):
Looks like planting is underway here in Maryland/Southern PA. Something I've wondered and I always forget to ask when I'm around my family that farms- If a guy wants a bigger grain drill than 15', I've seen 2 options. Deere's with a double hitch and 2 ten foot no till drills. Then I've also been seeing more 30' air seeders around this area the last few years. What are the pros and cons of the two set ups?
Im guessing there's no air lines and therfore more simplicity with a standard no till drill over the air drills. Can you hook 2 fifteen footers together on one of those double hitches? Maybe not practical?
Saw a double hitch go down the road again today and reminded me.
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