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Lustran Seed Plates

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    Posted: 06 May 2016 at 10:07am
I am trying to remember where I saw a discussion on the plastic Lustran plates for our AC planter.  In some article I read, it explained what the X meant. 
For example, I have a B0-16, and a B0-24X.  I know what all the variable refer to, but I forget what the X means. 

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John
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X means a little larger size holes I think! go to "Lincolnag.com" and maybe they will explain it, or maybe call them and ask.
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Shameless,
I just spoke with Lincoln Ag, and they said that the X marking was due to a mold change back in the 60's where the leading edge of the plate had a different chamfer than the original mold.  Otherwise, the plates are the same. 
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cool! now we know!...i'll prolly forgets it again anyhow! lol
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