John Deere 8350 grain drill with fertilizer, double disk openers, and press wheels. This drill is on 8' spacing it is a 23 hole with 15 ' working width. We can load this on your trailer and get it under 8'6' wide.

I have a neighbor who is selling a 8300 drill.my question is it is different then my 8300 drill mine has a slide gate at the seed cups to regulate the seed flow (like most old JD drills)his 8300 has some different type of seed flow system you control the seed flow with small handle on the seed cups and it looks like a wheel more than a sprocket like in my 8300.Someone told me it was a soybean special but I don't know. My problem is it looks like it would be easy to plug up the seed cups if there was any trash in the seed was anyone ever one of this style and what did you think of it?

My old 8300 is wore out and I am looking at buying it. Double run drills are more popular here than the fluted feed, even though the fluted feed drill is less expensive than the double run.

The adjustment handles on the seed wheels can also be used to adjust seed rate to a certain degree, but the speed, set by changing sprocket sizes, is the principle method to change quantity of seed being planted. Turbo pascal 7.1 patch. There should be a chart on the inside of the drill box lid. Have used them all my life and they are good drills and have never had any problem plugging the seed cups. Sounds like a double run feed instead of a flute feed. The double run feeds have feed wheels dish shaped and the run wheels have ridges in them.

Each feed cup has two wheels for different seed sizes. One side the ridges are farther apart and the other side closer rigdes.

Each feed cup has a cover that goes over the side that is not used. They do work well in small grains like wheat I once had an 8300 double run. Never planted anying but wheat with mine.

Dad planted alot of acres of wheat with an old steel wheeled double run Deere and double run Oliver hooked in tandem.

John Deere 8350 Grain Drill, 14' Wide, 8' Spacing, 7.50-20 Tires, Lot Comes With A 4-Row Planter And A EOFBB Grain Drill, All Included As One Lot, Some Parts May Be Missing From Each Unit, Working Condition Is Unknown, Inspections May Be Done By Appointment On November 11, 2016 From 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Pick-Up May Be Done By Appointment On Saturday, November 19 Or Monday, November 21 From 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Loading Assistance Will Be Available ONLY On Those Days And ONLY As Long As The Equipment With Loaders Is Still At The Site.

Once The Items With Loaders Are Picked Up, Then The Buyer Assumes Responsibility For Loading Of Equipment That Needs Assistance, SN: 003178.