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Alabama | CaseIH has a different opener arrangement that when maintained has a sharper leading edge and opens a narrower trench, this allows the Case row unit to get to depth easier than competitors. Also, the trailing gauge wheels helps reduce the negative affect of wear on the gauge wheel arm pivots. As they wear, the wheel is pushed towards the openers, not away. As for your question on "ground contact" I believe it is better due to the narrow trench, not due to the trailed vs pushed gauge wheels. The desired end result of consistent seed depth is really what matters, and ground contact is only a piece of the puzzle. | |
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How are you Delta force guys managing the down force- margin, etc
