Row corn planter

[Keadog]

I'm looking for a 3 point 2, 3 or 4 row planter without much luck. It has to be in good working condition if not new, as i am no mechanic. I have a Kubota L5740 and already have a good disc and cultipacker, so I don't think the planter needs attached cultivators, as the soil will be prepped.
Anyone know of anything available reasonably priced? My fall back is to hire a local farmer to plant rows for me, but I would rather do it myself. The Yetters look nice, but I can't find a local dealer or any or sale. Same with Covington.
Thanks.

 

[whis]

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[Daver1963]

Food plot and part time farmer, gentleman farmer tractor tools for everyone nationwide.

 

[sweettractors]

I'm looking for a 3 point 2, 3 or 4 row planter without much luck. It has to be in good working condition if not new, as i am no mechanic. I have a Kubota L5740 and already have a good disc and cultipacker, so I don't think the planter needs attached cultivators, as the soil will be prepped.
Anyone know of anything available reasonably priced? My fall back is to hire a local farmer to plant rows for me, but I would rather do it myself. The Yetters look nice, but I can't find a local dealer or any or sale. Same with Covington.
Thanks.

Used Holland 1 Row Veggie Transplanter. CHEAP and FAST SHIPPING items in Sweetfarmequipment store on eBay!

The above link will take you to our Ebay store where you will find several new and used planters. More being added almost daily. Ken Sweet

 

[Keadog]

Used Holland 1 Row Veggie Transplanter. CHEAP and FAST SHIPPING items in Sweetfarmequipment store on eBay!

The above link will take you to our Ebay store where you will find several new and used planters. More being added almost daily. Ken Sweet

Thanks, Ken. I have been to your ebay store and home site. I have a stupid question about one row planters. What kind of spacing can I get with my 5740 on R4s without preventing germination from the tires running over the freshly planted seeds? I have 22 acres of Thimothy grass that right now is about 2 acres of food plot. My plan for this spring is to go to 4-5 acres of food plots. About 1/2 acre will be all corn, but the rest will be 4-6 row edge strips with soy, oats, clover, etc, all of which I can broadcast. So, the area for the corn planter isn't large at all and I have the time to do it slowly if I can get 30" rows to grow with a one row planter. I can't justify the cost of 2 row and larger I guess, especially since I want either new or "as new".
Thanks for answering a silly ?...

 

[Deerherd]

If you set up the single row planter to plant just inside your tire tracks your row spacing can be as narrow as the rear tire. Provided of course your front wheel spacing matches the rear. If not, rows can be as narrow as the area covered by both without running over previously planted rows.

 

[Keadog]

If you set up the single row planter to plant just inside your tire tracks your row spacing can be as narrow as the rear tire. Provided of course your front wheel spacing matches the rear. If not, rows can be as narrow as the area covered by both without running over previously planted rows.

Thanks. I think I get that.

 

[DJ54]

Use either link below to search a radius as far as you care to travel.

Enter "row planter" in the search box. You will get results for all row planters. While looking for something similar, I've seen many 1-2, and even a 3 row planter for sale. There are even a couple ads, where guys are apparently taking large planters and cutting the tool bars down to make 2 row units. What I saw were A-C & John Deere.


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[sweettractors]

Thanks, Ken. I have been to your ebay store and home site. I have a stupid question about one row planters. What kind of spacing can I get with my 5740 on R4s without preventing germination from the tires running over the freshly planted seeds? I have 22 acres of Thimothy grass that right now is about 2 acres of food plot. My plan for this spring is to go to 4-5 acres of food plots. About 1/2 acre will be all corn, but the rest will be 4-6 row edge strips with soy, oats, clover, etc, all of which I can broadcast. So, the area for the corn planter isn't large at all and I have the time to do it slowly if I can get 30" rows to grow with a one row planter. I can't justify the cost of 2 row and larger I guess, especially since I want either new or "as new".
Thanks for answering a silly ?...

Do you have any garden to plant this spring? Ken Sweet

 

[kfxgreenie]

Here's one made out of a 7000 deere

John Deere 7000 - 2 Row Food Plot Planter