ROW CONTROL
PATENT PENDING
| ROW
CONTROL technology
was developed to allow tractor operators to control individual air
planters from the tractor seat. Prior
to this technology, operators could only control larger sections of a
planter. With larger
planters, it is more difficult to plant odd rows and point rows in the
field. Double-planting,
unplanted field strips and large skips are expensive and inefficient.
These problems can be eliminated with ROW
CONTROL! |
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control box for the ROW
CONTROL
is
easily mounted in the tractor cab.
When the operator cuts off individual planters, red indicator
lights come on as a reminder. Original
planter control warning systems are not affected. |
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A
motorized ball valve is mounted on each planter to interrupt airflow.
When the operator cuts off and individual planter (any number of
planters may be selected), the ball valve closes to restrict airflow so
no seeds are picked up. |
| Point
rows can now be completely planted.
There is no need for unplanted corners or over-planting. |
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Field rows
frequently don’t match planter widths.
Double planting or skipping rows at the edge of a field is
inefficient and unproductive. Example: While using an eight row planter,
there are eleven rows left in the field.
Simply shut off five planters on the next to last pass and finish
with a full eight rows. Never
double plant or drag planters over planted rows. ROW
CONTROL
allows
an operator to plant the exact number of rows required to fully utilize
any field.
Distributed
by:
Reddick Equipment Company, Inc.
Williamston, NC
800-334-3388
Email us at:
swanson@reddick.cc
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