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It is a Taylor Pasture Dream 5' drill made in Miss by the same company that makes the Taylor Big Red Forklifts. Still family run. The dad started with a log dog based on a surplus 6x6 truck to drag logs out of the swamps to the Dummyline RR. He then made 3 versions of the Pasture dream- 10",15" 20", in 3pt and a kit for a tongue. settle on the 20" for overall max production in pastures Stopped making them sometime in the 60's when the forklift mfg.part took off. It works good but is limited to food plots and overseeding at only 20". It had a mechanical shutoff that operated when raising and lowering that was worn too bad to adjust seed and fertilizer rates. I got it cheap and took all that stuff off and rigged a small cylinder. Works great. Yin-Yout- On and Off!

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looks to work well im thinking a Brillion sure stand or land pride all purpose seeder are my next but sure ill change my mind
before its time lol
 
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Be sure to send pics of the fertilizer rig when you get it setup and the results. Looking forward to seeing how well it works.
Good Luck
 
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made good progress today finished up the liquid but jumpin jeney is it hot ill get some pictures tomorrow but in a nut shell
I came outa tank suction side pump discharge to a Tjet strainer to a T one leg to a throttling valve to recirculaite off pressure other leg to the three flow moniters and down to the back of each culter opening will post pictures tomorrow
 
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kinda carapy pictures better tomorrow
 
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today was the day tightened all connections filled the tank with water gave her the weed all systems go seamed to work great with the water the recerc valve works perfect for controlling the pressure at the moniters where I have the pressure gage and have it figured to put down 15 gal of product at 20psi per acre at 4.5 - 5 mph

 
 
 
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