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Population with AC 2 row planter

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    Posted: 13 May 2011 at 11:44am
I was wondering what kind of population you are able to plant with an old Allis two row planter.  I'm wanting to plant some sweet corn with it but I dont know what I can expect to be able to get out of this planter as far as population.
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  use the middle sprockets and test on drive   did not say what you wanted  sorry cant help if you don,t say  
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Leon B MO Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 May 2011 at 8:06pm
When I had one I set it that a seed dropped per every spoke on the drive wheel, about 9 inches apart or about 21,000. I would turn the drive wheels by hand in the shop on the concrete floor to test.
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Id like to get between 15,000 and 16,000. 
  Thanks for help,
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I found this formula: 

Plant population per acre is equal to:

[43,560 ÷ (row spacing in inches ÷ 12)] X plants per foot of row

I'm planting on 30s: 43,560/(30/12)=17424  According to my book a 10 tooth driven sprocket and a 12 tooth driving sprocket will be about 13 inches per seed.  So: 17424 * .92=16,030 plants per acre.  At least I think thats right.
 

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Here is the page straight from the A-C drill planter manual.
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Hopefully this is easier to read.
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put em 8 inches apart in 30 in rows
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