A good idea for very wet areas

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[Taiga]

Nice, I set up something similar with a Salford Pathfinder cart.

[Sheepwheat]

If the soil is move able I guess that would work.

[TOM4CWB]

If the soil is move able I guess that would work.

If you can pull this... my 56' 1870 Conservapak will pull easier!

Cheers

[BreadWinner]

Looks like rice is a better option.

[shtferbrains]

Better than buying a floater?
Much better metering.
Wind not as big an issue

[TOM4CWB]

If you can pull this... my 56' 1870 Conservapak will pull easier!

Cheers

On zero till, never been stuck. Load the front two tanks only on the cart so the cart weight goes on the rear tractor tires. (800’s)Have seeded when muddy spinning 50% of the time.

Cheers

[seldomseen]

You guys must have nice soil! You go on my clay wet and spin around the field with a harrow you are asking for a disaster.
The cost of canola seed I won't scatter it on top. If I can't get dirt on top the seed it can stay in the bag.

[Sheepwheat]

You guys must have nice soil! You go on my clay wet and spin around the field with a harrow you are asking for a disaster.
The cost of canola seed I won't scatter it on top. If I can't get dirt on top the seed it can stay in the bag.

Yeah the soil needs to be dry enough to move it. If it isn’t, nothing will work. If it is, may as well just pull the drill.

[fjlip]

Except a 5710 will pack the H*LL out of it...in 2010 what I had seeded and then RAIN RAIN RAIN, made a 15 bu weedy stunted crop. Really no right answers, lots of experiments going on, rather have dirt over seed, floaters PACK the sh*t out of tracks when wet. Good luck guys, try whatever.