5 Quotes by Ron Smit

Otherwise, the rear planter units would drag because they wouldn't lift high enough.

We're tickled pink with how this planter turned out. I don't know what I'd do to make it any better.

I've planted in 30-in. rows, 7-in rows, and even experimented with solid seeding and disking the crop in. After all that, I came to the conclusion that I needed to be in 15-in. rows to hit maximum yield potential.

It's very solid going down the road and fits nicely through all our road bridges.

Before, the seed tank was on wheels and I pulled it behind the planter. But mounting makes it easier for turning corners. I also attached hydraulic connectors to the seed box so I can hook it up to the seed tender when filling the box. It's just more convenient.