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Brazilton KS | We have one in the shed. Hasn't been used in a few years but is freshely rebuilt and ready. Narrow row beans make it not really an option for beans. Generally speaking we have found that we make more money when we don't plant things the row crop head works good on. In the past we have used it on milo (scratch scratch), sunflowers, 30" soybeans, and corn. It works better then anything else for the first three and occasinally the last one too. | |
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Row Heads
