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    Posted: 17 Dec 2010 at 7:13am
Shot of planter, not sure what it is. Looks like bar mounted 1 row corn planter? Any value? Are any parts on it ever needed, or is it scrap unit? Fert. Hopper shot, seed hopper may be OK
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Looks like part of the old style two row units. Does it have disc or runner openers? Alot of people convert them into deer foodplot planters for four wheelers that look like that.
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Grab it if you can for a few bucks.  They are in demand by farmers for replanting (when one of their big planters has a row plug up) or for small tracts for sweet corn.  A little TLC and it will most likely be able to perform again.  HTH.
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