Just out of curiosity, what's the reason the Great Plains Solid Stand models are so much cheaper? I can't find much info on them and it looks like they're older. Will they plant everything?
The entire wall in front of the drill is all doors on rollers. You just roll the door open.
It took me a little bit to adjust the depth setting but once I got that done it worked well. I have a Genesis 8 and the extra 2 feet just makes things go quicker so that is why I am selling the Great PlainsHow did you like this drill? Any complaints?
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https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/farm-equipment/for-sale/191695749/2015-great-plains-3p606ntJust listed a Great Plains 3P606NT on TractorHouse if anyone is interested. Well, I guess TractorHouse needs to approve the add before it goes live.
I would say I like the Genesis8 better on my property. It is easier to calibrate and adjust seed depth. It also has a spring loaded drive wheel which is nice on my uneven plots. I have a lot of hilly land here and the spring loaded drive wheel stays in contact better that the Great Plains. If you have flat land then the Great Plains will work good.Size differences aside, can you compare performance of the GP and Genesis, since you’ve used both?