You should hook the planter to one of your old tractors and drag it around the field a few times then make a RUclips Short just to annoy the haters. Poppin Johnny plants corn! 😂🤣
This is what I like about your channel, you buy used equipment and not trying to be a multi-million-dollar operation like other people (whom I won't mention). These other guys who have all the latest and greatest equipment seem to have A LOT of trouble with their machines. No companies sending you demos or sponsoring you. No b/s, no bought bias reviews. Proof you can have a good operation without all the new stuff. I enjoy seeing old and old/ish machines repaired and put back to use.
some of the guys with multi million dollar operations like larsons, millennial farmer and myself farm in a substantially different climate than wes. We can not take as much time as him. Minnesota has been frozen and covered with snow for a month and it still looks like fall in where wes is
@@jessestuehrenberg5301 yeah I don’t think you are a farmer all the channels you are subscribed to is gaming and kids channels. Oh you do sewing to. I suppose it’s nice to make things up in your mind. We normal people call that wishful thinking or self believer. My point is you don’t own a farm. The internet is a great thing to check people out. All I did was type your email into the search bar on Google.
I have been using a 7000 wide row that had been narrowed up. It belongs to a friend of mine. When he went to trade it in they wouldn't give him anything for it so he kept it for planting sweet corn. Then they told him that it couldn't be narrowed. Well it was made with welders and torches, it could be changed with them too.
For the most part even planters that size don't pull hard to need big high horse power tractors. Mostly nowadays larger tractors are used because of the higher hydraulic capacity needed and higher number of remote outlets
No they don't pull all that hard. The main reason to put an 8000 series tractor on it is for stability. They can jerk a tractor around pretty good on uneven ground. I guess he'll find that out if he puts it on one of those 6000/7000 series tractors
Hey Wes, 2023 will be the first year for me farming, I'll be the first person in my family to farm since atleast ww2. I'm excited, I've picked up some cheap equipment. Still on the hunt for a tractor but I have a 4755 and 4020 available to borrow when I need them.
It’s not power thats needed, it’s the weight that’s needed to pull it. There is a lot of weight way back behind the tractor. With my Kinze planter I have negative drawbar weight when it’s in ground planting. You can have a dog that wags the tail or you can have a tail that wags the dog.
Looks like a nice planter! Be sure to watch the wing hinge points. The bushings are more prone to crack and break on the non NT frames, especially the 24 rows. The bushings are getting weak if drive shaft starts rubbing on vacuum mounts. Happy planting and hope 2023 is good one!
Geez time flies. I remember when Tim was still a younger guy. Now after all these years I’ve watched you find new love… have a baby… and now that baby has grown so much. Crazy how fast time goes by.
I feel the same, the quicker this crap year comes to an end, the better. Between the drought, high input costs and every other knock on effect, let’s hope 2023 will be better.
I dunno... I think you need to get duals all around on your 8530 just to have enough tractor for that corn planter 🤣 Looks like a nice planter, that'll cover acres in a hurry.
Tractor size mainly comes in for the new tech loaded planters the requirements for hydraulics on them is getting to be out of control and anymore you need something that plugs into matching tractor color just to take out the guess work of software.
I like the new plan to keep the 12 row as is, and run both the 12 row and the 24 row. Twin rows have not really caught on so that tells me they can't provide enough advantage. I know a guy that pulls a 23 row with a JD 8200 and he has no problems.
Wes, check out precision planter solutions for parallel arm bushings, they have the best idea for those and makes them wear years longer than regular bushings. Did them on my row cleaners and kinze 2300
Here in sw Indiana my 24 row drags a 8370r down at 6 mph yes it’s a high speed planter but don’t plant over 6 mph & yes got hills but also Ohio river bottom dirt, i wouldn’t want any less hp to pull my 24 row
Put the RK products(?) closing wheel arm bearing kits in. Its cheaper than new arms I believe and its the last time you will have to mess with them. The 7810 will pull it but your front end will be light when folded and you will be maxed out on hydraulics. It will run the vac fans fine but it will lift extremely slow, especially when loaded. I ran a 16 row on my 7800 and the vac would drop to almost nothing when raising.
Awesome video Wes appreciate hard work buddy . I'm like you buy something older put some money in to it and the equipment works as good as a new one .Smart man appreciate you sharing buddy 👍
So for about 30,000 you got you a nearly new Planter... the naysayers need to just stop... sorry we cant all be huge beef or dairy Guys... Im just a young old guy trying to make it with 5000 dollar corn planters that are 30 years old or older... my tractors are 50 to 70 years old... Im about to raise beef and Maybe dairy... sorry about your negative feelings about us small guys but we gotta start someplace. Ill be buying most of my hay my brother will have to be tending my critters till I get some ready to sell...
Right on . I would like to know the difference in income. Your vacuum planter you bought was extremely accurate at the time versus this new stuff that isn't much more accurate just made to drive faster. I honestly don't think for under 3000 acres you can justify new
@@PaulsonFarms give me numbers. I was growing 300 bushel corn in Pennsylvania shale ground in the early 90,s. Taken care of the old planters were extremely accurate. The new ones that have all kinds of aftermarket improvements cost over a quarter million .figure how much corn you got to grow to keep updated.
A lot of people don't understand horsepower at all. A team of six Belgians could pull that planter a full workday. Reminds me of the time the farmchair engineers were all telling Suzanne she needed at least 95hp to drive the baler designed for 54hp tractors. So about the planter, are you gonna buy a "convoy bar" for the front of the tractor so you can sue people who ram your planter?
Wes - is the Krone rebuild a winter project for this year, or just something you'll get to, whenever you get to it? I know the planter is the priority for you right now. Just curious, Happy New Year - I hope 2023 is better for you, and no fires!
it'll work you should have done a troll video with an antique 2 row. and well mind the fertilizer directly in the furrow it can burn the seed and or initial sprout
Wish new planter would be stored inside. Also am interested in how planter was mounted on the transport trailer❓ & the unloading process @@ the farm, Video ❓🇺🇸🗽EDIT: missed previous video, did not receive the Google notice .
Why would you split maturities on half of the planter? That would be two different maturities in the same field. Would that not make it a pain in the ass to dry the corn? I live in West TN and we let the weather dry the crop. We don’t deal with high moisture corn unless people have 4-5,000 acres of corn / 2-3,000 acres of soybeans or cotton
better get with your dealer on the jd guideance thing i have friend that needs one for one his tractors and can not get it right now said something about being on a wait list and back ordered
At 20:25ish Lamba? you don’t like horse,beef or dairy BUT you are going to do sheepa lol have you tried crawdads and rocks as they grow well in most fields so Wes I’m bored, wet and cold (not mid-west, eastern or northern cold) but cold for Krapramento area (I had to wear my knee length short pants last week & tall sneakers) rain predicted tonight thru tomorrow afternoon but expected %’s have dropped thru the day. We had a dry summer not like yours though as our rain is usually in fall-> early spring. Enjoy your working vacation and I’ll type to you next year. Any word on the popcorn? Thanx still lovin’ your videos from Krapramento, California the Krapital/Krapitol
@@fastsetinthewest I’m a disabled veteran too I checked your channel NO CONTENT like yourself. PhD Pile it on (h)igher and Deeper Get the surgery: plexiglass bellybutton so you can see with your head up your ass
@@fastsetinthewest Popcorn what you dial to get the time (back in the day) BUT that’s not what I was referring toooooo, remember the old saying Ensure* brain is engaged before placing mouth (keyboard) in motion! * Did you have yours today? VA gives it in enema form as well. Over educated shouldn’t you be part of the elite 535
My stove will do that from time to time. Walnut wood seems to be a gassy wood. Occasionally if the fire is a little cool and I add wood, wait a few minutes and it will blow the clean out doors open.
from what i can see most people seem to buy from there supplier like seed consultants or what ever how do you buy your seed i take it you go to a place and say a seed merchants and tell them i want 50 bags of x y or z and take it home when you want it
A 7810 is not going to pull that planter, you're going to need at least 200hp plus a lot more weight than a 7810. You'll find out real quick. Just how you found out pulling that home with a pickup would have been a complete disaster.
Wes I respect you but there's no way a 4450 7810 4960 or 7530 would pull that planter, a 16 row is a good match on a 4960 you need 250+ hp to pull that 24 row. That planter was made for a row crop articulate 4wd in 1992. That's a good planter for the 8530. You fill that full of seed and add the fertilizer like you're talking it will lift the front end of a 4450 7810 7530 ect.
Wes, you mentioned a "support crew" but are you not limited to Tim, your wife, you & your Dad part time, health dependent. You had talked about adding staff but the video recently seemed to conclude more outside family help is just too expensive. ❓🇺🇸🗽
You can get almost as much money for that 4 row as you paid for the 24 row. Hunters pay big money for them. You could get 8 to 10 grand for it. Young farmers are better off with a 7000 6 row.
@@TheJohndeere466wow! If you think jd 7000 4 row for 8,000 bad. 10' disk will bring more money then 28'. Ive seen 10' disk go for 5 or 6 grand. All about the deer food plots.
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You should hook the planter to one of your old tractors and drag it around the field a few times then make a RUclips Short just to annoy the haters. Poppin Johnny plants corn! 😂🤣
That would work except he needs a heavy duty 3 pt hitch.
Sounds like a good plan to me
This is what I like about your channel, you buy used equipment and not trying to be a multi-million-dollar operation like other people (whom I won't mention). These other guys who have all the latest and greatest equipment seem to have A LOT of trouble with their machines. No companies sending you demos or sponsoring you.
No b/s, no bought bias reviews. Proof you can have a good operation without all the new stuff.
I enjoy seeing old and old/ish machines repaired and put back to use.
@@jaredmoorman1300 lol your funny.
@@onelonleyfarmer I think he is sticking up for you wes. You must be tired. Get some rest before you burn out. Or another tractor lol.
some of the guys with multi million dollar operations like larsons, millennial farmer and myself farm in a substantially different climate than wes. We can not take as much time as him. Minnesota has been frozen and covered with snow for a month and it still looks like fall in where wes is
@@jessestuehrenberg5301 yeah I don’t think you are a farmer all the channels you are subscribed to is gaming and kids channels. Oh you do sewing to. I suppose it’s nice to make things up in your mind. We normal people call that wishful thinking or self believer. My point is you don’t own a farm. The internet is a great thing to check people out. All I did was type your email into the search bar on Google.
@@joeburrows6 lol if you really searched my name on google, you would find all kinds of hits that confirm that I am a farmer. Nice try.
I have been using a 7000 wide row that had been narrowed up. It belongs to a friend of mine. When he went to trade it in they wouldn't give him anything for it so he kept it for planting sweet corn. Then they told him that it couldn't be narrowed. Well it was made with welders and torches, it could be changed with them too.
For the most part even planters that size don't pull hard to need big high horse power tractors. Mostly nowadays larger tractors are used because of the higher hydraulic capacity needed and higher number of remote outlets
No they don't pull all that hard. The main reason to put an 8000 series tractor on it is for stability. They can jerk a tractor around pretty good on uneven ground. I guess he'll find that out if he puts it on one of those 6000/7000 series tractors
Hey Wes, 2023 will be the first year for me farming, I'll be the first person in my family to farm since atleast ww2. I'm excited, I've picked up some cheap equipment. Still on the hunt for a tractor but I have a 4755 and 4020 available to borrow when I need them.
Planter sure look great for 30 years old !!!
I agree it looks to be very well maintained can’t wait till you plant with it you have enough power on your farm to haul that
It’s not power thats needed, it’s the weight that’s needed to pull it. There is a lot of weight way back behind the tractor. With my Kinze planter I have negative drawbar weight when it’s in ground planting. You can have a dog that wags the tail or you can have a tail that wags the dog.
Looks like a nice planter! Be sure to watch the wing hinge points. The bushings are more prone to crack and break on the non NT frames, especially the 24 rows. The bushings are getting weak if drive shaft starts rubbing on vacuum mounts. Happy planting and hope 2023 is good one!
Thanks for all the videos in 2022!
I’ve enjoyed watching your family grow and how y’all work together!!
Can’t wait for 2023
Geez time flies. I remember when Tim was still a younger guy. Now after all these years I’ve watched you find new love… have a baby… and now that baby has grown so much. Crazy how fast time goes by.
That 4 row should sell like hot cake. Lots of deer hunters love those for food plots. Only thing that would make it better is if it was a 3 point.
Yep, I pull THAT with one of THOSE. Excellent pair together.
I feel the same, the quicker this crap year comes to an end, the better. Between the drought, high input costs and every other knock on effect, let’s hope 2023 will be better.
I’ve had my fill of popcorn farmers whom aren’t selling me there popcorn
I dunno... I think you need to get duals all around on your 8530 just to have enough tractor for that corn planter 🤣
Looks like a nice planter, that'll cover acres in a hurry.
So cool on the older planter
Get the valve that the 1760 twelve row planter uses. You drop it on the ground throw the valve and the tires stay up then you fold it. Simple process
Tractor size mainly comes in for the new tech loaded planters the requirements for hydraulics on them is getting to be out of control and anymore you need something that plugs into matching tractor color just to take out the guess work of software.
Shoup makes a great kit for the closing kit for that planter
I like the new plan to keep the 12 row as is, and run both the 12 row and the 24 row. Twin rows have not really caught on so that tells me they can't provide enough advantage. I know a guy that pulls a 23 row with a JD 8200 and he has no problems.
Love the video West .
Heck that 5020 you got would pull that 24 row plant in the field definitely got a good deal
Are you going to go with a seed tender instead of bags this spring?
Filling 24, 3 bushels boxes with bags is going to be a heck of a job.
Why is everyone so afraid to do any manual labor nowadays……seed tenders ain’t free either
Wes, check out precision planter solutions for parallel arm bushings, they have the best idea for those and makes them wear years longer than regular bushings. Did them on my row cleaners and kinze 2300
about 80" in Buffalo and here you are ... BALING.
Here in sw Indiana my 24 row drags a 8370r down at 6 mph yes it’s a high speed planter but don’t plant over 6 mph & yes got hills but also Ohio river bottom dirt, i wouldn’t want any less hp to pull my 24 row
That big planter will make you money as you'll be able to get planted timely and not wear yourself out doing it . Money well spent
Put the RK products(?) closing wheel arm bearing kits in. Its cheaper than new arms I believe and its the last time you will have to mess with them.
The 7810 will pull it but your front end will be light when folded and you will be maxed out on hydraulics. It will run the vac fans fine but it will lift extremely slow, especially when loaded. I ran a 16 row on my 7800 and the vac would drop to almost nothing when raising.
Awesome video Wes appreciate hard work buddy . I'm like you buy something older put some money in to it and the equipment works as good as a new one .Smart man appreciate you sharing buddy 👍
Never too cold to bale hay😂😂
I’d love a corn planter like that 4 row
So for about 30,000 you got you a nearly new Planter... the naysayers need to just stop... sorry we cant all be huge beef or dairy Guys... Im just a young old guy trying to make it with 5000 dollar corn planters that are 30 years old or older... my tractors are 50 to 70 years old... Im about to raise beef and Maybe dairy... sorry about your negative feelings about us small guys but we gotta start someplace. Ill be buying most of my hay my brother will have to be tending my critters till I get some ready to sell...
I'd love to talk to you about that old planter. It may not be something I can swing but that is sometimes I'd thought about getting into.
Get the JD gps it’s top notch!!!!!
6210R would probably be a little light
Right on . I would like to know the difference in income. Your vacuum planter you bought was extremely accurate at the time versus this new stuff that isn't much more accurate just made to drive faster. I honestly don't think for under 3000 acres you can justify new
Pretty sure there is no vacuum on any of his planters. They are just mechanical.
@@TheJohndeere466 a 7200 is a vacuum planter I set a lot up new
@@gregkoenig9200 ok I know the 7000 did not have vacuum
The new stuff is much more accurate then the tech in this 7200
@@PaulsonFarms give me numbers. I was growing 300 bushel corn in Pennsylvania shale ground in the early 90,s. Taken care of the old planters were extremely accurate. The new ones that have all kinds of aftermarket improvements cost over a quarter million .figure how much corn you got to grow to keep updated.
Hi Wesley merry Christmas and happy new yers from Norway
A lot of people don't understand horsepower at all. A team of six Belgians could pull that planter a full workday.
Reminds me of the time the farmchair engineers were all telling Suzanne she needed at least 95hp to drive the baler designed for 54hp tractors.
So about the planter, are you gonna buy a "convoy bar" for the front of the tractor so you can sue people who ram your planter?
Dude why t.f. people think you don't know what you are doing, blows my mind!!
They know but they're getting him worked up
I have wondered that for years! Wes knows his stuff!
@@FarmallFanatic they think I’m worked up. I’m just amazed at the stupidity.
Wes I’m very interested in that 4 row 7000. I do dove fields every year and that would be perfect
We pull our 7000 John Deere 24row with a 1982 John Deere 8450.
Or you could do like they did back in the day when four wheel drives just comming in the making where they pull one in front of the other 😊
I’ll be at Lamma as well, maybe we’ll cross paths.
Everyone needs a break Wes that’s cool your coming to Lama 😁👌🏻 hopefully might see you 👍
Really enjoy this content
Wes - is the Krone rebuild a winter project for this year, or just something you'll get to, whenever you get to it? I know the planter is the priority for you right now. Just curious, Happy New Year - I hope 2023 is better for you, and no fires!
Hell, fly by the seat of his pants.
@@fastsetinthewest is that so bad as long as the job gets done?
@@Budd56 Absolutely, as Wes is a vindictive dude. Hahahaha.
I sure would like to have that four row planter
There's a couple nice planners coming for sale at Hoover's here in Mifflinburg auction on Saturday you can bid online
It can be yours it will tow behind a pickup w
it'll work you should have done a troll video with an antique 2 row. and well mind the fertilizer directly in the furrow it can burn the seed and or initial sprout
I would see if Timmy Cornpicker would be interested in it.
There is still a few good people left in this world
If you are into soil health, why not build a twin row 60in then interseeder cover crop between the rows
Depending on conditions, have seen 12 rows behind 250hp 4 wheel drive almost too much, hopefully you won't have trouble!!!
Where they trying to pull that planter straight up the side of a mountain
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Wish new planter would be stored inside. Also am interested in how planter was mounted on the transport trailer❓ & the unloading process @@ the farm, Video ❓🇺🇸🗽EDIT: missed previous video, did not receive the Google notice .
His last video showed unloading it.
@@DareDog. Thanks modified my comment.
Why would you split maturities on half of the planter? That would be two different maturities in the same field. Would that not make it a pain in the ass to dry the corn? I live in West TN and we let the weather dry the crop. We don’t deal with high moisture corn unless people have 4-5,000 acres of corn / 2-3,000 acres of soybeans or cotton
Will keep an eye out for you at lamma!
Very enjoyable video
How big of a barn would you need, to store all you're equipment in?
Good content. 👍
better get with your dealer on the jd guideance thing i have friend that needs one for one his tractors and can not get it right now said something about being on a wait list and back ordered
Appreciate ya man. Dont ever stop making vids.. #americafirstisimminent FJB 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🌄🌄🌄🦀🦀🦀
No way 7810 would pull it. A 8300/8400 is about maxxed out on a 24 row
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I like your toboggan Wes
Happy new year
At 20:25ish Lamba? you don’t like horse,beef or dairy BUT you are going to do sheepa lol have you tried crawdads and rocks as they grow well in most fields so Wes I’m bored, wet and cold (not mid-west, eastern or northern cold) but cold for Krapramento area (I had to wear my knee length short pants last week & tall sneakers) rain predicted tonight thru tomorrow afternoon but expected %’s have dropped thru the day. We had a dry summer not like yours though as our rain is usually in fall-> early spring. Enjoy your working vacation and I’ll type to you next year. Any word on the popcorn?
Thanx still lovin’ your videos from Krapramento, California the Krapital/Krapitol
Popcorn? Hahahaha Hahahaha
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@@clearingbaffles Si.
?Como esta usted? Porque. Hahahaha
@@fastsetinthewest I’m a disabled veteran too I checked your channel NO CONTENT like yourself.
PhD Pile it on (h)igher and Deeper Get the surgery: plexiglass bellybutton so you can see with your head up your ass
@@fastsetinthewest Popcorn what you dial to get the time (back in the day) BUT that’s not what I was referring toooooo, remember the old saying Ensure* brain is engaged before placing mouth (keyboard) in motion!
* Did you have yours today? VA gives it in enema form as well. Over educated shouldn’t you be part of the elite 535
Its planting not plowing !!! Most giant tractors are wasting fuel.The old steam tractors most were stronger then many diesels.
My stove will do that from time to time. Walnut wood seems to be a gassy wood. Occasionally if the fire is a little cool and I add wood, wait a few minutes and it will blow the clean out doors open.
Would the hay job work better if you brought back a load of compost after every load of hay delivered and use that as the fertiliser?
He does that a lot
I wish JD would never have put AC & Heat under the seat! those seats are heavy!
Looks like time to put up another barn lol
Nice hat
from what i can see most people seem to buy from there supplier like seed consultants or what ever how do you buy your seed i take it you go to a place and say a seed merchants and tell them i want 50 bags of x y or z and take it home when you want it
Would you get better soybean growth if you plant them at 15” or 20” instead with the 1750 drill .
Is your new dented c[mbine ever coming in or did it fall off the trailer and go boom
big enough tractor?the 8120 or 8530 would laugh at it 😂
Only 2-3 bu different 15” to 30”
I almost bought a 4 row 7000 conservation planter last summer for 1500.00
A 7810 is not going to pull that planter, you're going to need at least 200hp plus a lot more weight than a 7810. You'll find out real quick. Just how you found out pulling that home with a pickup would have been a complete disaster.
Is that the 4430 sitting there about 8 minutes into the video? looks like she is sitting on her knees. Been sitting there a while eh
Do you have any comments on a 2000 new Holland big square baler
Farmers were using 4850 to pull 16 row 7200 planters .
I think the one Teresa was standing buy would pull it
Nice hat!
Wes I respect you but there's no way a 4450 7810 4960 or 7530 would pull that planter, a 16 row is a good match on a 4960 you need 250+ hp to pull that 24 row. That planter was made for a row crop articulate 4wd in 1992. That's a good planter for the 8530. You fill that full of seed and add the fertilizer like you're talking it will lift the front end of a 4450 7810 7530 ect.
Wes, you mentioned a "support crew" but are you not limited to Tim, your wife, you & your Dad part time, health dependent. You had talked about adding staff but the video recently seemed to conclude more outside family help is just too expensive. ❓🇺🇸🗽
New Jersey 2A laws are even more restrictive than NY, wow, even your vehicle is off limits 🚽♨🙈
Use the 4960 for the nostalgia of it
Is the 8530 green star ready?
can you ook in to atv farming tilling would be on of the thing you can safe fuel on?
HI WES From the Philippines
you forgot baby!!!
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Is there no market for goat farmers and poultry farms
Are you gonna set up your other planter for soybeans and just leave it set just for the soybeans?
No said was going to plant corn with the 12 and the 24 row planters
Money is the root of all evil
You can get almost as much money for that 4 row as you paid for the 24 row. Hunters pay big money for them. You could get 8 to 10 grand for it.
Young farmers are better off with a 7000 6 row.
I passed up a 7000 conservation 4 row last summer for 1500.00
@@TheJohndeere466wow! If you think jd 7000 4 row for 8,000 bad. 10' disk will bring more money then 28'. Ive seen 10' disk go for 5 or 6 grand. All about the deer food plots.
how much you want for the 7000 just the way it sits?
Always cover bald head to Farm Journal book
How is the 8120 working out for u? How many hours are on it now?