Recent content by Manimal

I've never used a rate reduction kit as these are for native grasses. You'll be fine for everything you listed. Soybeans you might want to take one side of the depth bands off to get deeper as soybean like a little more depth. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

Damp is ok but muddy is not. Keeping the coulters and depth bands turning and working is key and if you have soil/mud collecting on them it can be a pain to plant in. Loose tilled soil is problem but all you have to do is run a cultipacker over it and problem is solved Sent from my SM-G965U...

I bought mine used about 5 years ago have put lots of acres on it. Before that I rented one from our soil conservation district. Shoot me a pm and I'll give you my number if you have any questions. Always happy to talk about deer and food plots Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

I pull it with a 100 hp john deere 4020 and it doesn't even know it's back there. I have used it one time with my 32 hp Ford 1910 and it pulled it just fine. I have a few hills but not steep. I think 40 hp would be fine. Good luck Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

I have the 8 foot pull behind model and love it. 3 seed boxes. Plant everything from clover, brassicas, radishes, turnips in the small seed box and in the large mix rye, oats and radish mix in the large box. I think next I will try some native grasses in the fluffy seed box. I have had some...