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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Alpena, Mi
Posts: 30
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I have a L3010 and I would like to get something to plant some corn and/or soybeen seeds. I can locate a number of 4 row seeders, but 2 row seeders seem hard to find. Anyone have an idea if I could pull a 4 row?
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Live in Upstate SC, farm is in NC
Posts: 73
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Doane's Ag. Reports "Estimated Machinery Operating Costs" lists a 40 hp tractor for use with a conventional 4-row planter and a 60 hp tractor for use with a minimum-tillage 4-row planter.
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Join Date: Nov 2000
Posts: 320
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I agree with stmiller2. Planters pull relatively easy. L3010 should have not problems. If you find a 3pt planter, be sure it is not to heavy for the lift arms. Try to find one in working condition. Parts may be hard to find and possibly could cost more than the planter.
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