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SW Ohio | Kinda depends on what is sprayed. there are some who , if using roundup for example, would like to see at least 24 hours for the chemical to work through the plant before it is injured by the planter, others might wait for a rain so as not to get chems on the planter, others would wait about long enough for the sprayer to not hit the markers or the tractor as the planter flies. in other words no hard rules.
It looks like your heavy springs are adjusted kinda loose by the amount of bolt protruding, really need to set them in the field on planting day, just enough to put some pressure on the depth wheels but not a whole lot more than that, this is more important for thousand of acres as it just wears things out faster, and is not a big deal for your first time. Try a few different ways to do things and remember them, you will learn alot.
That looks like a heck of a nice planter, very versatile with double frame and tanks etc, you did good! | |
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No-Till corn- first time
