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Revolutionize Your Planting Process with the Cole 12MX Planter: A Comprehensive Review
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Welcome to our channel! In this informative video, we dive deep into the remarkable features and benefits of the Cole 12MX Planter. Whether you're a small-scale farmer, a garden enthusiast, or a professional cultivator, this versatile planter is designed to streamline your planting operations and maximize efficiency.
🌱 Optimal Precision Planting 🌱
The Cole 12MX Planter is engineered to provide optimal precision planting. With its adjustable seed plates and depth settings, you can customize your planting according to specific crop requirements. Witness the consistent and accurate seed placement, ensuring uniform germination and healthier crop development.
🔝 Versatile and Efficient Performance 🔝
Experience the versatility and efficiency of the Cole 12MX Planter. Designed to accommodate a wide range of seed sizes, this planter effortlessly handles various crops, from corn and soybeans to peas and sunflowers. Its robust construction and well-thought-out design guarantee seamless operation, reducing downtime and increasing productivity.
⚙️ User-Friendly Design ⚙️
The Cole 12MX Planter is designed with user convenience in mind. Its intuitive interface and straightforward controls make it easy for operators of all skill levels to operate efficiently. From the adjustable planting depth control to the quick-release seed hopper, every feature is carefully engineered for a hassle-free planting experience.
💡 Enhance Efficiency with Optional Accessories 💡
Customize your planting process with a range of optional accessories for the Cole 12MX Planter. Explore additional seed plates, fertilizer attachments, and row markers to further enhance efficiency and versatility. These optional accessories allow you to adapt the planter to your specific needs, ensuring optimal results in various planting scenarios.
🔧 Low Maintenance, High Durability 🔧
Invest in a planter that stands the test of time. The Cole 12MX Planter boasts exceptional durability and low maintenance requirements. With its sturdy construction and high-quality materials, it can withstand the rigors of continuous use, reducing the need for frequent repairs or replacements. Spend less time on maintenance and more time focused on your planting operations.
🎬 Watch the video now to witness the impressive performance of the Cole 12MX Planter in action. Subscribe to our channel for more informative content on cutting-edge agricultural equipment. Don't forget to like, comment, and share this video with fellow farmers and gardening enthusiasts. Let's revolutionize your planting process together! 🌱🚜💪
0:00 - Intro
0:43 - Walking around the Cole 12MX Planter
1:05 - Too big for a CS?
2:57 - Pause HERE for seed spacing info!
4:17 - Properly prep your soil before planting
6:20 - Test Run
8:56 - Making some adjustments
10:18 - First seeds going into the ground!
12:12 - DO NOT DO THIS
13:32 - The saga of figuring out why the drive wheel won't spin begins...
16:00 - The most important part of this video!
16:51 - That's why you buy from Nolt's!
19:24 - Now we're planting corn!
20:00 - Debrief...
There's a few things you're doing wrong here. 1. You're using the wrong plate. For small sweet corn seeds you need a small flat or extra small flat corn plate. 2. The top of the flat plate the hitch bolts to needs to be 13" off the dirt, and the tops of the hoppers running level. 3. Make sure the whole planter is properly lubricated. These things like grease. 4. Tighten the cap on the plate, then back it off until you can make a full revolution without the plate dragging. You'll know you've got #3 and 4 right when you can take the wheel with your hand and spin it freely. 5. Run graphite seed flow lubricant in your seeds. 6. Make sure the wingnut on your sheetmetal partition is dead tight. When you have one of these planters set up correctly they run like a Singer sewing machine.
Wow, great advice! I have one of these and may dust it off.
@@amathonnwant to sell it? Lol
@@angeloandnikkipapachronis7547 Maybe. Where are you located?
I’ve run them cole planners for a long time. The problem y’all are having is where there is too much paint in the between the plate in the hopper, not allowing the plate to be tight enough so that the seed is falling down into it.
The problem with a three point hitch is that it maintains angle between the tractor and the planter (implement). So you guys adjusted that top arm, but as soon as the terrain changes, that upper arm needs to be adjusted again. For instance, if the front wheel of the tractor runs over a clod or a rock, it lifts the front of the tractor. The result is that the press wheel gets pushed into the ground. If the front of the tractor makes a dip, it would elevate the press wheel ..... and you lose your drive system because that wheel isn't in contact with the ground.
All of this is a disadvantage for 3 point systems. Ideally, you use 3 point implements that don't touch the ground, like a sprayer.
1st thing is to get and ideal of wat ur working with. Small tractor the first thing move the link bad down so you can adjust the planter and don’t drag it around corners having it setup before you start helps understanding how it works helps to but I guarantee you well love dat planter and someone else will too they last a lifetime happy farming
Thanks for the video!! I was having similar issues. Unfortunately like you said I ended up planting and entire field with sunflowers only to find out when I opened the canisters no seeds dropped. I believe my back wheel was not spinning now that I’ve watched your video.
Glad we could help!
I bought a Covington one row. Works good in my stoney soil.
I had to make a shorter top link to lift the planter higher on my Kubota 2350 only way for it to work correctly. If you don't it will drag the back wheel. Had it shortened at Jira Welding on 641. Only way it would work correctly on my compact tractor. Planter works great on my compact tractor. I also use a gauge wheel on both of my mx12 planters.
That’s an issue we as well. Planter drags even when 3pt arms are the whole way up
@@noltspowerequipmentTalk to Jireh welding on 641 in Newville he made my top link. On page 3 in MX12 manual if tractor has no down Pressure you need a gauge wheel I have a spare one you can use but not for sale I am looking for my third MX planter. Tom at Jireh welding has my phone number.
Thanks for the info! JS Woodhouse has a number of Cole’s models and we could get our hands on one of you need!
@@noltspowerequipment Just trying to help.
Should've bought a farmall av. Can't wait for the cultivating video. Unless that corn grows like pickles. That tractor is nice but it just isn't a farm tractor. Stick with a classic, you'll never lose your money. Good luck
Mx 12 is a good planter just need to understand how to adjust and use correct seed plates and the correct distance gear. Adjust the fertilizer flow all the information is in the books or on line
Looked like the blind leading the blind and that guy needs a lot more seat time operating that little tractor but that said good job figuring it out
Probably need something other than a lawn mower to run it
Looks like junk to me..
Looks like a expensive pice of junk
I agree, they're way overpriced, but that wasn't the problem. Simple advice, maybe they should've tested an unfamiliar planter a little earlier in the season to see germination success and spacing