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    2011 CASE IH 1240

    • Manufacturer: Case IH
    • Model: 1240
    • no. of rows: 16 rows
    • Row spacing: 30 in

    16/31 Split Row Planter, Inspected and Field Ready. 36 GPM 1 ¾” PTO pump, Pneumatic DP, 16 Corn Disks, 31 Bean Disks. New Bean Disk, Parallel Arm Bushings, Firming Points, Seed Shoes, Gauge Wheel Arms and Bushin...

    $49,500 USD

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    Est. $932/mo

    Huntingburg, IN
  • 2010 JOHN DEERE DB60

    2010 JOHN DEERE DB60

    • Manufacturer: John Deere
    • Model: DB60
    • Drive types: Electric
    • no. of rows: 3 rows

    2010 JD DB60 CCS 36R 20" Row Units Rebuilt - New GBGI Upper & Lower Parallel Arms - New Seed Disk Openers - New Rocker/Pivot Bolt - New Gage Wheel Arms - RK Bearing Kits in Tail Wheel Arms - PP vDrive - PP DeltaF...

    $212,600 USD

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    Est. $4,001/mo

    Milford, IN
  • 2010 JOHN DEERE DB60

    2010 JOHN DEERE DB60

    • Manufacturer: John Deere
    • Model: DB60
    • Drive types: Electric
    • no. of rows: 3 rows

    2010 JD DB60 CCS 24R 30" Row Units Rebuilt - New GBGI Upper & Lower Parallel Arms - New Seed Disk Openers - New Rocker/Pivot Bolt - New Gage Wheel Arms - RK Bearing Kits in Tail Wheel Arms - PP vDrive - PP DeltaF...

    $148,200 USD

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    Est. $2,789/mo

    Milford, IN

Overview

Planting equipment encompasses a variety of machines designed to sow seeds and plant crops efficiently and accurately. These machines are crucial for modern farming, significantly reducing labor and increasing productivity. Common types include seed drills, planters, and transplanters, each suited for different types of crops and soil conditions.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying used planting equipment?

Consider the age, condition, and brand of the equipment, as well as its compatibility with your existing machinery. Inspect for any signs of wear, rust, and ensure it has been well-maintained.

How can I safely ship planting equipment?

Hire a transport service experienced in handling agricultural machinery. Ensure the equipment is securely fastened and protected from weather conditions during transit.

What maintenance is required for planting equipment?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning after each use, checking for damaged parts, lubricating moving parts, and ensuring all mechanical components are functioning correctly. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.