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Brillion Till 'N Seed BPSB-6
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    Posted: 27 Feb 2021 at 2:09am
Anyone have experiences with one? Good or bad? What tractor did you use? Any warnings or things to know before buying? 
Model CA, All Crop 60, Roto Baler
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For $15 grand, I hope it makes coffee, too!Wink
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Brillion makes the best seeder of all of them. they are very precise and do a great job. they really hold their resale. old ones of 30-40 years still bring good prices on auctions.  
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