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OT Befco Greenrite II Update
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    Posted: 09 Apr 2010 at 9:54pm
I got an email back from Befco. Included was Operator Manual, Parts Manual and answer to all  my questions. Nice people to deal with. Yes there is a Green Rite II, Yes it has 2 hoppers. Front one is fertilizer, Rear is seed. Originally it had a PTO driven rotor with straight knives to dethatch. Mine has a leaf spring mounted disk section for openers. Best guess is the gear box tossed its cookies and the state modified it to a disk openers. 

On a separate note I've just cut wheat for hay so the season begins.  Be safe out there
Tim from the Rocking TJC
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How's the wheat look out there? Planted hay Friday last week and it's up, and planted corn Tuesday and it put it's snow suits back on Lol....
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My wheat looks good but is only 2 - 3 inches high.  Planting corn here would be a waste of seed for another couple weeks.
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Mine was sowed in early Jan and was 8 to 12" tall and just starting to boot. Some of the field isn't as far along and I'm letting it grow a bit more. We will see what it yields. Any bales are more than I have now so its all good. Hope this is a better hay year but we will take what nature gives us.     Later
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