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NE Nebraska | Yes, lots of ways to do it depending on your controller. Just have to find a motor that will turn the meters and the rest is the same concept as your seed drives. Once calibrated you should be good to go. Only limitation would be your meters, you won't have a different range then you currently have now without changing the rollers. You can't just spin the shaft faster and expect to put on more product, at some point it will not fill the cups full before dispensing the fertilizer.
What planter and what kind of electronics do you have or local dealers for support of a new system? | |
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Granular fertilizer drives
