fredflintstone
Silver Member
new toy cant wait to plant some clover
Brillion Seeder
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Turbys_1700
Elite Member
Nice seeder. When I hit the lottery I'm gonna buy one. Used ones if you can find them are like gold plated platinum.
flusher
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- Getting old. Sold the ranch. Sold the tractors. Moved back to the city.
New or used?
Brillion seeders definitely are the gold standard for planting small seeds. My neighbor used one to plant his 25-acre irrigated alfalfa field.
Good luck
Brillion seeders definitely are the gold standard for planting small seeds. My neighbor used one to plant his 25-acre irrigated alfalfa field.
Good luck
Dadnatron
Veteran Member
I like them, and they really hold their value. There is a local one which has steel wheels, and its price is still out of my range.
On the other hand, I just saw a Land Pride NTS 2509, which was very intriguing. I think it would be good for overseeding, but not as good as the Brillion for initial seeding.
On the other hand, I just saw a Land Pride NTS 2509, which was very intriguing. I think it would be good for overseeding, but not as good as the Brillion for initial seeding.
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fredflintstone
Silver Member
they def hold there value ive been searching for months, told the guy I bought it from he sold it to me too cheap lol after we exchanged money.
beleave it to be an 04 model by sn. I payed $3000 think it will be worth that for next 10yr if I keep it nice, has had vary little use
the large box dosent even look used as it is a two box seeder. even though I had to drive 300 miles to get it
beleave it to be an 04 model by sn. I payed $3000 think it will be worth that for next 10yr if I keep it nice, has had vary little use
the large box dosent even look used as it is a two box seeder. even though I had to drive 300 miles to get it
