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    Posted: 27 Apr 2018 at 9:22pm
This planter has a Solid Rubber  single rib packer wheel that drives a 14 tooth sprocket pinned to the axle. A flat link chain drives a 10 tooth sprocket on the seed hopper.
I would love to find a 16 or 18 tooth sprocket  to hopefully drop  pea seed  closer than 6 inches using the 14 tooth drive sprocket.     Sprocket Bore size is 3/4 Inch
 I have no model #  or Manual for this planter.          Sorry no Pics
 
   See a very close pic of what I have and need a 16 tooth packer wheel Sprocket for, Mine is set up for 3 point hitch like this ebay item #202288050441  With a much heavier frame
 
    When I say PEAS I'm talkin COWPEAS


Edited by Ken in Texas - 27 Apr 2018 at 10:06pm
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Can you switch the two you have?  Seems that would get close to the same results.
D14, D17, 5020, 612H, CASE 446
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Ken, have you tried Shoup catalog?  Sometimes its easier to match things up by sight, and their catalog has lotsa pictures.  Mostly JD and Kinze parts, but lots of 'em...
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what plates (seed) are you using? 16 or 24 cell?
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      A 10 tooth driving a 14 will slow down the seed plate. Plastic
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I have a 18 tooth drive sprocket on its way here from Schmidt & Sons Equipment in Kansas.  My guess was going from a 14 tooth to a 18 driving a 10 on the seed hopper with a 24 cell plate will place cowpeas close to perfect.
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