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eastern Kansas | will try to find some pictures. we still have the hitch in the scrap pile. will take a picture if it if i remember and try again to find some others. we used it for over 10 years and for several of those years we planted over 1000 acres of beans with two six rows in tandem. or 15' at a time. The hitch had gauge or carrier wheels and we used turnbuckles and chains to take the side pull out of the hitch when turning. It self destructed once or twice but for the number of acres we put it over it held up very well. worst problem was since rear planter was offset had two different length of markers and had to remember this when planting ends (switch idrections) and it took 60' of ends to turn it around. got your email and will send pics if i find them
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No tilling soybeans with jd 7000
